1. |
Vanderbilt
03:14
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beams
mezzanine
scaffolding
Gleams
Rising upward
I cant be on all of the time
And you cant get blood out of a dime
i’ll just sneak a peek
And what do I see
Window
Sky is dim
Sun somewhere beneath
The reach of
Beams
Mezzanine
Scaffolding
Gleams
Rising upward
seasons change but the scenery stays
Floor by floor catching up with a crane
But im left behind
Peer thru the blinds
All those
Who’ve come and gone
Have something I cant find
Amidst the
Beams
Mezzanine
Scaffolding
Gleams
Rising upward
glaring down, the facade stakes its crown
to every small pair of eyes on the ground
but high up above
Behind glass and truss
Each row
An empty room
Exactly what they want
Repeat
Beams
Mezzanines
Scaffolding
Gleams
Rising up
Theres more all the time
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2. |
Great Conjunction
01:55
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step outside
The great conjunction rises
In the evening sky
Amidst the humble cries
I say so what
The moon is out
And I dont know what all the
Fuss is about
I feel it fall behind
I never saw the sign
Some things are inert and hard to find
Stay inside
The protective disguise
but running out of time
The great conjunction cries
Out as it falls
I hear it now
An unforgettable
Ineffable sound
I feel it fall behind
I never saw the sign
Some things are on earth but hard to find
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