1. |
The Marsh (first steps)
00:56
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2. |
I'll Hold You
02:51
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I’ll hold you
As long as you’re feeling sad,
As long as you’re feeling bad,
I’ll hold you,
For as long as you want me to
I’ll hold you,
As long as you’re feeling blue,
Just watch, I’ll hold onto you,
I’ll hold you,
For as long as you want me to
When everything is burning
And we can't turn off the show
It’s helpful to remember that from
ashes is how we’ll grow
We’ll slow down,
and identify the pain,
an umbrella for your rain,
I’ll hold you
for as long as you want me to
<piano bridge>
We’ll breathe love,
We’ll both breathe into your fear
It’s hard but you know I’m here
I’ll hold you, for as long as you want me to,
I’ll hold you, for as long as you want me to,
I’ll hold you, for as long as you want me to.
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3. |
Where Is My Friend
03:43
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Where is my friend
Where is my patience
Who makes me wait 'till I notice the birds
Where is my friend
My aspiration
Who says my dreams are valid and alive
She has always walked beside me
Helping me all through my days
Where is my friend
Who stays tenacious
Who stays the course through things I cannot take
Where is my friend
Who keeps me yearning
Who takes the leaps I don't think I can make
She has always walked beside me
I remember through the haze
Where is my friend
Who keeps me giving
Who reaches out instead of reaching in
Where is my friend
Who keeps me singing
Who conjures songs from colors of the sky
She has always walked beside me
Never knew she'd go away
<instrumental>
And now I'm feeling numb
The memory's fading
And now I see what other people mean
The engine gone
The oars are floating
And all there, is to do, is drift
<instrumental>
oh can it be
are you still in me
I felt alone, and heavy and confused
fading away
without my input
I used to think that I could always choose
She had always been beside me
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4. |
Journey of a Leaf
04:22
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5. |
Red Shift
04:14
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Sky of grey, visibility low
Treading here, feeling this undertow
And we know, what's in front of our eyes
When ancient reprises surprise us again catalyzed
While the rain falls everywhere overhead
We're beneath the clouds again
Can we stand tall, and defy what lies ahead
As the lights fade into the dark
While the universe
The observable universe fading away
Now this world is so strange and so queer,
And this fear is a brand new frontier,
What was dear is now gone or regressed,
As we rendezvous with the funereal future we've met
While the rain falls everywhere overhead
We're beneath the clouds again
Can we stand tall, and defy what lies ahead
As the lights fade into the dark
While the universe
The observable universe fading away
And it's rootless, feeling small
Feeling fruitless because they own it all
And this fear also is control, it's true
We say it'll all be alright cause that's all we can do
Close our eyes and step forward together till these storms pass through
And the rain falls everywhere overhead
We're beneath these clouds again
Can we stand tall, and defy what lies ahead
As the lights fade into the dark
While the rain falls everywhere overhead
We're beneath these clouds again
Can we stand tall, and defy what lies ahead
As the lights fade into the dark
While the universe
The observable universe fading away
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6. |
Keep Your Dreaming
03:43
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Joy is sleeping
Tears are seeping
Life is deepening
Keep on dreaming
Stay believing
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7. |
Space
06:11
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