A Root's Grave Is Above The Ground-Christians & Lions

歌手 : Christians & Lions
语种 : 英语
时长 : 02:28

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A Root's Grave Is Above The Ground - Christians & Lions
Each year my hands look more like my father's
Scars of a yesterday but palms up to tomorrows
Knuckles dug in rusted earth to loose the saplings follow
Hollows to trunks
And wrap my arms around the sorrow
And seeds that I will sow slow
As the earth turns will be
The snares that strip the ankles trip to hide me
From the half truths
Garden hard
And soft holding me older than the oak trees
Mama didn't raise no fool
Each year my feet look more like my mother's
Heels feel for todays before and toes hold to the next end
Pounding out the sounds of freedom loud and out the quick sand
Kicking down the rocks to talk the language of the wetlands
And the paths that I will travel spring up
Ringing with their own voice
Rolling over stones and soles fast awake in tune
Rising from the dust to trust themselves with their own noise
Mama didn't raise no fool
Each year our eyes are looking more like someone else's
Taking in the things they string together through distraction
We burn what we learned in urns to piece together action
Or mistake a greater dose of hope for peace and satisfaction
And I sustain the pain
And shame of the slings and the arrows
Launched from the mouths of folks
That I once thought I knew
Yes I've known love but not how to love
In spite of these blows
So I keep on and hope I learn to
For now
Course I can hear 'em but I can't listen
To folks who have the curse of sight
Without the gift of vision
They're deep as summer puddles just as easy to see through
Mama didn't raise no fool
Mama didn't raise no fool
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(2006-11-21)