G Em Good morning to the empty street:C G I'm like a dresser full of leavesC D G My eyes as dry as dustG Em There is a curtain in my mouthC G It opens and a song comes outC D G G/F# Em I've sung the loneliest wordsC D Words into your listening stonesG G/F# Em Moss curled and songsC D Have twirled their tunes around your bones [Verse 2]G Em Good morning Uncle with your penC G The furniture was born againC D G At night while you slept inG Em The room it wrapped around your bodyC G Double pillows held your headC D G G/F# Em I watched your shrinking skinEm C D And all the lines that fill your faceG G/F# Em C D I-iii-iii-n were falling into spaceD G There is a light that is so dimG/F# Em And a hand that pulls you inC G D When you can't swim anymoreD G The freezing water fills your lungsG D Em The weight of waves surrounds your skinC G D And the outside comes all the way in [Verse 3]G Em Your heart is held inside this boxC G And we've got to turn it offC D So please don't be afraidG Em The love you gave us will go onC G We'll hold your memory when you're goneC D G G/F# Em Your self just can't be savedEm C D G G/F# Em So close your eyes and I'll turn off your heartEm C D Watch the sick room fall apartC D G G/F# Em This machine's counter restartEm C If I could hold your openG D Never-broken heartD G I would have held it from the start
Sung Into The Street
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