Decarabia - August Wind
from Ramihrdus / Decarabia Split by Ramihrdus / Decarabia
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lyrics
The quiet gust
Of summers wind
Slips between
My thoughts again
A path of gold
Lined with leaves
Right beside
The evergreens
In this pool
Of time and lust
August will rise
And break our trust
Another slip
Into the void
Her eyes golden
I can’t avoid
The river is cold
Inside this cave
Where I slept until
The end of days
Rotting fruit
From the trees
Fall to the earth
Beside of me
A thought of her
Inside of the air
My hands beneath
Her golden hair
Autumns breeze
Is drifting in
Tempting me
To sin again
If there is life
Inside of here
I’ve missed it now
And I can’t hear
My eyes are shut
The blinds are closed
The August wind
Has been disposed
Her hands
Touch my face
I’ve returned
To this place
Inside of me
It stirs within
My love for autumn
Has shifted again
These trees close in
And I have lost my way
If I could find her
I’d find a way
Of summers wind
Slips between
My thoughts again
A path of gold
Lined with leaves
Right beside
The evergreens
In this pool
Of time and lust
August will rise
And break our trust
Another slip
Into the void
Her eyes golden
I can’t avoid
The river is cold
Inside this cave
Where I slept until
The end of days
Rotting fruit
From the trees
Fall to the earth
Beside of me
A thought of her
Inside of the air
My hands beneath
Her golden hair
Autumns breeze
Is drifting in
Tempting me
To sin again
If there is life
Inside of here
I’ve missed it now
And I can’t hear
My eyes are shut
The blinds are closed
The August wind
Has been disposed
Her hands
Touch my face
I’ve returned
To this place
Inside of me
It stirs within
My love for autumn
Has shifted again
These trees close in
And I have lost my way
If I could find her
I’d find a way
credits
from Ramihrdus / Decarabia Split,
released April 17, 2019
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