James Tristan Redding - Twenty Years and a Day

Hope You’re Hearing This

Wish I were you and you were me
Maybe the taste would be sweet
Better to ask than wonder why
Over the Southern Sky

Picture a night together
Higher than I can measure
Capture it all in a letter
And seal it with a kiss

Throw to the wind a question
How does a loss become a lesson
Give it away and learn to listen
I hope you're hearing this

Wish it were easier done than said
To forget what I regret
Lookin' for sunshine through the clouds
Or the last train out of town

Picture a night together
Higher than I can measure
Capture it all in a letter
And seal it with a kiss

Throw to the wind a question
How does a loss become a lesson
Give it away and learn to listen
I hope you're hearing this

Let the colors come and comfort me
Paint the river like a galaxy
Now is all we really ever have
Maybe you're my better half



Credits
Writer(s): James Tristan Redding
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