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Weave Me the Sunshine

by Chris Kerekes

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1.
The lines on your face, as you die more everyday Your eyes wrinkle up as you fade I didn't talk like I should, I never said anything good Was not a man who held the flag like you would Used to believe I could... I'm all out of love. You are the burden I still keep and now I can't feel anything My hands have grown too tired and weak Now you're out of reach... I'm awake as you sleep. And did you feel alive? As it poured up inside and the smoke filled your eyes Did you feel alive? As you were faking a smile, the tears in your eyes I'm not the dark that fills your place and I let you have your space Don't hold me in account for my old ways Cause the sun will burnout someday and we'll all fade away
2.
I remember the storm, seen all that you are And as the dust settled in you would blow with the wind from afar I used to walk down the street and you would walk just like me And I would picture a house and a man who ran out on his dreams Who looked like me... And you look so free, you just float with the sea, But me I am lost, I don't recognize myself I just bleed I could see it on your face, oh what a beautiful day You were still as you came and I felt all your shame come over me And I believed... And you look so free, you just float with the sea But me I am lost, I don't recognize myself I just bleed I'm still looking up to find what I'll become I'm still looking up and as the stars adjust I start to see And you look so free, you just float with the sea, But me I am lost, I don't recognize myself I just bleed
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Ella 02:42
I still look in the fire I still pray one day that I will just close my eyes The flames you've burned inside are dying more tonight I'm down to the wire Ella don't put me in the past Because my mouth is shut but I'm still looking back Is this your god or mine? Put a man in my place now I'm just standing in line And I've looked on the other side, I'm not going there tonight I'm down to the wire Ella don't be so quick to run Ella don't be so quick to run Made a home for us and now I'm just living alone You would lay at night with your hand in mine And lie every night when I laid by your side I'm down to the wire
4.
To Celia 03:31
I'm a ghost, a shadow on a road A reflection of what once belonged Your abandoned home, abandon my hope You have carried along and I have stayed alone And more dead leaves fall from my tree Won't you rescue me from my misery? Will I shine when it is my time? I burn up inside and you're doing fine And more dead leaves fall from my tree Won't you rescue me from my misery? Kind girl, when will I see? Kind girl, when will I see? I was not what you need
5.
Cherry Lane 03:54
You were pressing on my skin and I almost felt you coming in Oh I would have died to see you live And I feel you coming back again So I'll hold you close, feel you burn up my love as I burn out And i've seen it all, watched you slide into my heart as I just breathed you out Carried stones so far above my above and I feel their weight on my back again Through the gates and to the end I've gone to rest And I'll sit on the ground where your bones had been So I'll hold you close, feel you burn up my love as I burn out And i've seen it all, watched you slide into my heart as I just breathed you out

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released May 20, 2014

Recorded by Mat Kerekes
Mixed & mastered by Will Yip (Studio 4)
Album artwork by Aaron Harman

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