Cold Spring

You didn't come here to listen to me complain
But there are tendrils from my nightmares still embedded in my brain
I will stay quiet, air will stay heavy
And you will harbor a special hurt that I cannot take away

Doesn't matter if we're trembling
It's Spring, cold Spring
There's a lantern in each dark room
They're not for me

We're turning into all the wall art we put up
I am a weathered family backpack- you are Joseph's silver cup
Well in just a few more years you'll turn to Joseph's rainbow coat
I will be the brittle knife pressed into Joseph's prison throat

If you see me in the water
Am I gone? We'll see
You want to rid yourself of failure?
Let go of me

If the good times always end
Then the bad ones do - tell me they have to
When the medicine kicks in
Will the demons die, or are they just hiding underneath my skin?
Boiled until reduced to an enneagram report -
Or a sentence that has been repeatedly cut short
When the springtime comes again
Maybe things will change, maybe this love wanes

Doesn't matter if we're trembling
It's Spring, cold Spring
I see that someone's come to take you
Is there room for me?

No room for me



Credits
Writer(s): Aslan Dewitt Denbow, Bailey William Sullivan, Gabriel John Reasoner, Preston James West
Lyrics powered by www.musixmatch.com

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