Measure of Degree

She was always wrong, became a writer
He was always weak, became a fighter
Who can say that one of them was brighter
It's only just a measure of degree

They were always hoping for survival
A little metaphysical revival
Then things got better for a little while
But only by a measure of degree

She would look for meaning in the bruises on his face
Gaze into the crooked scars that time would not erase
He longed to pull away and say could we cut to the chase
Please

The stories she created were heart-rending
The fights that he would fight were never-ending
Who can say that one was more unbending
It's only just a measure of degree

She'd say, "Baby, we're gonna make it. Just you wait and see."
He'd say, "Tell me what it means if I'm dying in my dreams."
Then they'd put it all away to write and fight another day
They always had a way beneath the sheets

Her stories made her subject to suspicion
He was bloodied beyond recognition
They learned their lesson by their own admission
But only by a measure of degree

She would look for meaning in the bruises on his face
Gaze into the crooked scars that time would not erase
He longed to pull away and say could we cut to the chase
Please



Credits
Writer(s): Rachel Mara Efron, David Hobbes
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