Parables
Never trade your promise for regret
The day you do your laying down a bet
That someones going to hold you when you're old
Let's hope that human kindness doesn't fold
Brother, it's a wild and wary game
Then we count up the pieces that remain
Love will burn then bury you
Hearts will break then carry you
Truth will teach her song to you
As we walk our wild and weary way back home
These bridges were built by engineers
These lips could burn in days what took them years
Be careful when you reach for that last word
The last one is the only one they heard
Oh, Sister, it's a long-forgotten tale
The lonely one is writing for himself
Love will burn, then bury you
Hearts will break then carry you
Truth will teach her song to you
As we walk our wild and weary way back home
An Elephants will always be your friend
The question is will you remember him
Never teach a bear karate
He'll punch in the neck and break your body
Teach him how to care
Then he'll learn to share
Take you out for dinner
Yah, he'll take me everywhere
Sister, it's a wild and weary road
Then we count up all the pieces that we sold
So, hang a sign and write it not for sale
These precious little items on the shelf
And sing
Love burn bright, then set me free
Heart be strong and carry me
Truth, tonight, sing your song for me
As I walk my wild and weary way back home
The day you do your laying down a bet
That someones going to hold you when you're old
Let's hope that human kindness doesn't fold
Brother, it's a wild and wary game
Then we count up the pieces that remain
Love will burn then bury you
Hearts will break then carry you
Truth will teach her song to you
As we walk our wild and weary way back home
These bridges were built by engineers
These lips could burn in days what took them years
Be careful when you reach for that last word
The last one is the only one they heard
Oh, Sister, it's a long-forgotten tale
The lonely one is writing for himself
Love will burn, then bury you
Hearts will break then carry you
Truth will teach her song to you
As we walk our wild and weary way back home
An Elephants will always be your friend
The question is will you remember him
Never teach a bear karate
He'll punch in the neck and break your body
Teach him how to care
Then he'll learn to share
Take you out for dinner
Yah, he'll take me everywhere
Sister, it's a wild and weary road
Then we count up all the pieces that we sold
So, hang a sign and write it not for sale
These precious little items on the shelf
And sing
Love burn bright, then set me free
Heart be strong and carry me
Truth, tonight, sing your song for me
As I walk my wild and weary way back home
Credits
Writer(s): John Vancil
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