Big Smoke

That first winter in the forest
We blew big smoke at the snow
Explored the tracks along the reservoir
And made friends we weren't obliged to know

Slept naked by the fire and made angels with our bodies
Used your spirit as a blanket that was big enough to cover me

Wanna live in a beautiful world
And I don't know how I'll do it without you

And it was a warm night in September
The air was filled with distant laughter
We had walked down to the water to dare each other to dive in

The waves were ruining my only
Pair of pants but they're not jeans
But at least now there's a story
And a memory of how you looked at me

Wanna live in a beautiful world
And I don't know how I'll do it without you
Wanna live in a beautiful world
And I don't know how I'll do it without
I don't know how I'll do it without you

When there's a deep and violent sadness
It grows in me as I get old
A kind of concentrated madness
Smashing telecasters in my soul
Smashing telecasters in my soul
Smashing telecasters in my soul

And I understand the irony
That having someone next to me
Does not offer security
And in the end, I always leave



Credits
Writer(s): Michael Fitzgerald, William Wagner, Lee Hartney, Matt Bodiam
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