One...
If I were a carpenter
I would carve
A wooden box
To hold your heart in
And hide it
Behind a bookshelf
Where neither
Man nor God
Could find it
Our bodies
Are our blasphemy
Two..
Your whisper
Is armor
Against
Thier armies
I rest my destiny
Where you speak softly
A tribe of shadows
Lurking just
Beneath your
Breath
And I cannot breathe
Three...
A cigarette burns past the filter
And into her bones
She has scars no man can see
Her soul dark as
The uncharted seas
Of a distant moon
Whose waters I sail
Through the length
Of a telescope
The telephone
Is off the hook
And she is dancing
To the sound
Of the dialtone
If I were a carpenter
I would carve
A wooden box
To hold your heart in
And hide it
Behind a bookshelf
Where neither
Man nor God
Could find it
Our bodies
Are our blasphemy
Two..
Your whisper
Is armor
Against
Thier armies
I rest my destiny
Where you speak softly
A tribe of shadows
Lurking just
Beneath your
Breath
And I cannot breathe
Three...
A cigarette burns past the filter
And into her bones
She has scars no man can see
Her soul dark as
The uncharted seas
Of a distant moon
Whose waters I sail
Through the length
Of a telescope
The telephone
Is off the hook
And she is dancing
To the sound
Of the dialtone