Albany, 4:24 pm /Lyrics

by Salinity   Mar 19, 2006


Albany, 4:24 pm

Verse 1:
A new concept of beauty,
in your every flair,
the last time you smiled
rain clouds ceased their glare.

All things emerald,
now archaic art,
neon-lit central,
and yet you're too far.

Verse 2:
A yearning for you,
a heart's solo echoes,
whispers past due,
now my worst foe.

Shadow in an empty room
calling for embrace,
perfecting loneliness,
'til this curse drops from race.

Chorus:
I could and I would but I won't give in
to cold smiles and old wounds of illusory innocence,
I should've cleaned the soot you left
in my heart's bile and profoundly shallow accidents,
I could and I would but I won't and I refuse to give in, to give in, to give in, to give in....

You're all I ever wanted.

Verse 3:
Nightly insomnia,
dreaming of your R.E.M.,
from Sayre to Towanda,
where love was defined,

Staring out the window,
beyond transparent fog,
arms around this pillow,
why can't this be you?

Chorus

Refrain

Perfecting loneliness,
Isn't so perfect at all.

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