Lyrics

I hear the sound of sirens laughing at my window I smell the rain of midnight searching for a place to go I feel my body all contorted looking for comfort in angular places I see angels tellin' me to quit my second guessing And when I walked outside today I looked out and I could see the sky And I put my hand up mama, to hold it up for you How come the clouds came by, how come the clouds go by yet it remains so blue In the back of my mind, I still cradle every thought of you There's a thousand little worlds From the streets of New York City To the highways and the half-moon hills There's a thousand little words I could string 'em all together But it wouldn't make sense of the same strangeness of it all My mother of the mountains wears her heart out on her sleeve She has trouble explaining the day-to-day happenings The struggle comes and goes, it goes and comes yet it remains so new In every stumbling conversation, every half-evoked thought I am a mess with you There's a thousand little worlds From the look of a lover To the softness in a stranger's eyes There's a thousand little words I could string 'em all together But it wouldn't make sense of the same strangeness of it all
Writer(s): Eliza Densmore Lyrics powered by www.musixmatch.com
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