A.P. Harbor - What a Circle Is Worth

Tin Foil Plane

I went to sea a thousand times
In search of treasures to cure my bug bites
My castle walls- built from mud and bricks
And my drawbridge- made of candlesticks

I think sometime I got too brave
So many seasons I've collected tucked beneath my bed
And gone were the days of the empire I'd made
I wonder if it's still there in that old shed

I want to sail away on a tin foil plane
When I have roamed high and low
I want to sail away on a tin foil plane
Tin foil plane, take me home

I had an army at my hands
Ten thousand ants employing my commands
The swan song from the paper cranes
Shimmered in the signal fires, and they burned away

I want to sail away on a tin foil plane
When I have roamed high and low
I want to sail away on a tin foil plane
Tin foil plane, take me home

I learned at the end of the world what a circle is worth
Maybe some never do
If they had that sweet little plane
They would be on their way home too

I want to sail away on a tin foil plane
When I have roamed high and low
I want to sail away on a tin foil plane
Tin foil plane, take me
Tin foil plane, take me
Tin foil plane, take me home



Credits
Writer(s): Andrew Preston
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Other Album Tracks

  1. Skedaddle
  2. Tin Foil Plane
  3. Counting Down the Raindrops
  4. Lost
  5. Wildcat
  6. How Does the Radio Know
  7. Cordie Stutchell
  8. Love Is the Most Agonizing Thing
  9. Perspective of a Winter Leaf
  10. The Peach Tree

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Altri album

  1. Mildepond
  2. Otherwise
  3. ZP
  4. The Arboretum
  5. Songs Written On Paper Orchids
  6. The Wiser Moon
  7. Blueprints & Bibelots
  8. What a Circle Is Worth
  9. Hollow Hills - Single
  10. Lost

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