Lyrics

Weighted like a dumbbell I'm in the kitchen cutting onions And the salt on my cheeks tastes like black and blue seas Crashing over my window Sipping coffee by the yellow light Beaming bright onto a violet night Are those the sails of your ship Peeking out from a cover of cumulonimbus? But all I see Is the absence of you Banality I sit and I wait But all I see Is the absence of you But all I see I sit and I wait Words appear on paper Confessing crass infatuation And every word leaves my lips With the salt taste of sweat dropping off of my eyebrow It's hurtful to claim to be prophetic You're eating apathy for breakfast Needing sumptuous elation Savouring fruits that have oxidised n rotted Cus all I see Is the absence of you Banality I sit and I wait Cus all I see Is the absence of you Cus all I see I sit and I wait All I see is you And all I see is you And all I see is you All I see is you lamp lit, by the black sea Crumbling rocks, lighthouse, blue lightning Godless and forgotten lips locked everlasting Leaving what we know for what we don't, what we can't see Do I dare to follow or can I stay here without truth Darling I fear I'm being swallowed by your absence Heavy is the hull of sinking boats without a crew It's true All I see is you
Writer(s): Beau Daniel B. Golden, Georgia Odette Sallybanks, Casey Robert Golden Lyrics powered by www.musixmatch.com
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