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Come On Home
02:51
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"Come on home," you said. "Oh, come on back to bed. I've got a place here next to me."
The sun, I expect it to arise, bringing with your welcome eyes because I've been praying on my knees.
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Coal Diamond
03:37
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Every morn I watch for you
You're a child of the sun and my eyes are burned
Could you tell me something you've never told anyone before?
I promise I'll tie the sun to your wrist when you die
But I don't call you mine
And in the evening, when the sky grows dark, I'll adjust
I'll set the table, the one I made for the two of us
I promise I'll tie the sun to your wrist when you die
But I don't call you mine
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Elizabeth Bishop
03:07
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Desert sands beneath, could you tell me
Where you are and where you're going?
I don't need nothing else, I can do it by myself
Say the moon and I'll set the winds a-blowing
'Cause your heart beats under my feet
I wanna be underneath
If you don't got anything for me
I wanna be underneath
Almost dry, my joints, my mouth, my eyes
Close 'em now, open now, I hear
Curse the moon -- too cool, too soon
I don't see well when there ain't nothing to do
'Cause your heart beats under my feet
I wanna be underneath
If you don't got anything for me
I wanna be underneath
I had a plan for you and me
I drew it in the desert sands it blew away so easily
Take me as I am or take me not all
I cried out to the desert sands as the broke my fall
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Gotchu
03:17
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I'm not gonna say anything that'll make you feel better than you do now
We could take it back -- we could take it all back, but I sure as hell don't want that
Ask me anything, anything I said, but my eyes they questioned
Don't you ask me how I feel
Might as well ask the Earth how she feels about the Sea
I bet she'd say, "It's a part of me."
Oh, I gotchu and you're a part of me
But the distance crept in so heavy after you asked me to leave
Here's to the sun rising high, we drink to us because he ain't got no warmth for us
Like a well poorly dug, giving life to one, but not the other
Ask me anything, anything I said, but her eyes they questioned
Don't you ask me how I feel
Might as well ask the Earth how she feels about the Sea
I bet she'd say, "It's a part of me."
Oh, I gotchu and you're a part of me
But the distance crept in so heavy after you asked me to leave
Take me home, lead me there
Wherever you are, I'll be glad to join you there
Ask the Earth, ask the Sea -- I bet they'd agree with me
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Burning Out
03:14
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The sun won't fade on the sand, into night it'll keep burning
You don't have to worry about it, no worries about the darkness
The salt water will clean the wound, could you sting me closer to the heart?
Scar tissue peels away, fresh and new
The sun won't die on me you promise and not I on it
We gotta move sometime, our love -- it ain't bionic
It grows, it burns, it brightens, it warms the beaches under feet
It won't die on me
I've seen the Atlantic come and go, watched over by Apollo
He told me he ain't going nowhere, he got his post from God knows
Could you tell me which sands are yours? Give 'em time you say, to be sure
No, I ain't worried about it, no worries about the darkness
The sun won't die on me your promise, and not I on it
We gotta move sometime, our love -- it ain't bionic
It grows, it burns, it brightens, it warms the beaches under feet
It won't die on me
Where are your sands blowing? Where are you going?
It's okay if you don't know, I'll follow it
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