1. |
Difference in the suit
03:48
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Sometimes we never know what might happen if time goes
And no touching of our plans would be made from insiders
We'd probably never travel far
We'd kiss the foreheads for good nights
We'd smile inside our bedrooms but inside my dream I'd totally cry
And then we'd make some breakfast, pick some fight in the noon
Separate lonely minds in midlate afternoon
And if somebody's got something to ask, we'd tell him: Ask
So we'd have another theme for a fight in our schedule now so soon
Nevermind, she once told me in the late morning light
Nevermind, isolated thoughts for a fight
Nevermind what was the idea all about
Nevermind, all those places I could go alone sharped a shape in my mind
Nevermind sharped a shape in my mind
In the bloom I lost my trail I'm just figuring it out
What might happen to a man who made a change in the plan
We probably could be happy but we'd be sad
It's the time that changes minds, changes heart, changes us
It's the will, it's the world, it's the difference in the suit
Nevermind, I blew off your dull nevermind
Nevermind, she once told me in the late morning light
Nevermind, isolated thoughts for a fight
Nevermind what was the idea all about
Nevermind, all those places I could go alone sharped a shape in my mind
Nevermind sharped a shape in my mind
Nevermind, she once told me in the late morning light
Nevermind, isolated thoughts for a fight
Nevermind what was the idea all about
Nevermind, all those places I could go alone sharped a shape in my mind
Nevermind sharped a shape in my mind
Nevermind, she once told me in the late morning light
Nevermind, isolated thoughts for a fight
Nevermind what was the idea all about
Nevermind, all those places I could go alone sharped a shape in my mind
Nevermind sharped a shape in my mind
In the bloom I lost my trail I'm just figuring it out
What might happen to a man who made a change in the plan
We probably could be happy but we'd stay sad
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2. |
January, far away
03:32
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Do you remember when you came
when the fire's spread the flames
Do you remember how I wanted
you to say yes
Do you remember when the snow
melted and now we talked about days
Do you remember when the spring
welcomed your hand and my ring
When the city in hills stood over me
Do you remember July, when there were you and I
first letting others know you're mine
And now cold came in the while
and I'm watching balloons in the sky
in an old mining town
We all want what we can't, can't have
We all want what we can't, can't have
Did you remove the picture?
Did you change your point of view?
Did you appreciate the lecture?
Are you happy to see the pillars?
Can we walk just one more time?
Can we see if this is happening?
Honey, your still lips taste the same,
same beautiful feeling of shivering all that's saint
I bought you a snowball, an owl in the cold,
it's playful and it's sweetie, it's me saying that
Do you remember when you came
when the fire's spread the flames
Do you remember how I wanted
you to say yes
Do you remember when the snow
melted and now we talked about days
That's why sometimes I need my vision
Am I just used to need permissions?
That's why sometimes I need my vision
it seems like you're blind
Like the bullet in the sky,
like the light of a firing gun
Shot me clear, shot me through, shot me dear,
Letter written in the wood in the park,
names carrying the weight
memories creeping in the dark,
will it last, oh, my mate?
That's why sometimes I need my vision
I'm just not used to need permissions
That's why sometimes I need my vision
It's like you're blind
Like the bullet, like the light
Like the snow
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Pyrrhura Slovakia
In this little atmosphere here I wonder if you'd just take the time back. If you'd know it would end right in
time.
I am 21 years old singer and songwriter, seeing the world in various colors and always having a lot of questions. Music is one way of dealing with all kinds of emotions in my life.
Official mailing list: tarinator.tar@gmail.com
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