Crow

You showed me the crow right between my eyes I didn't realize because he was disguised You cut me through my flesh, straight in through the bone Split me wide open with your green Wiccan eyes Then you kissed me again, said goodbye Then you kissed me again, back down to the humid winds of the South There's no use grabbing, to what you can't hold You flow on past, like water over stone This heaviness, is all I've known I'll sit here pining, on this riverbed Well he is my friend, though he smells of death Because I know he can't help, the father of his breath And he whispers and picks, at the valleys of my heart And just like you, he gave me quite a start Then you kissed me again, said goodbye Then you kissed me again, back down to the humid winds of the South There's no use grabbing, to what you can't hold You flow on past, like water over stone This heaviness, is all I've known I'll sit here pining, on this riverbed When will I rise, from this fractured mind I'm sinking in the mud, it's long been paralyzed I would set him free, but I fear that he'd die Burst out into flames, with a cackle and cry Because I've been his home, blood, sinew and bones Trapped here in my chest, huddled all alone Then you kissed me again, said goodbye Then you kissed me again, back down to the humid winds of the South There's no use grabbing, to what you can't hold You flow on past, like water over stone This heaviness, is all I've known I'll sit here pining, on this riverbed There's no use grabbing, to what you can't hold You flow on past, like water over stone This heaviness, is all I've known I'll sit here pining, on this riverbed I'll sit here pining, on this riverbed I'll sit here pining