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Dark Ocean
02:34
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Two of us,
with the stars, the moon,
the dark ocean
We go rowing all alone
in familiar midnight chrome
Rippling,
the sea’s skin rolls and folds
I look into the eyes of you; black ice
as we go rowing all alone
in familiar midnight chrome
and down we go
Underneath,
where the little creatures breathe
I feel you in my sleep;
in my sleep, you breathe
Two of us,
with the stars, the moon,
the dark ocean
But in the morning,
I am one.
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Beach
02:40
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No, I wasn't fit for the wind that day
So you brought me away from the grey
in your own humble way
down the Ringsend Road today
Salty triggers shoot me back in time
touching hands on another strand in cold sunshine
in the prime of our courtship's climb
prancing on the shore like fools in crime
Your features, a haze in a vision, a dream
The New is what had never been seen
But I admit I'd been there before
in a different love scene
Forget the thoughts you make yourself scrawl
We shared something that will always enthral
Your photographs and dreamy laughs
through my head crawl
But what I loved wasn't you at all
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3. |
Siren
03:47
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The northern dark is lifting
as cloud is lightly drifting
to reveal the rising moon
behind mountains
tall as Fionn Mac Cumhail
standing between me and you
As night takes hold of me,
I am kept from sleep
by your cold mouth
and how it speaks
and by the light of your pale cheek
in my mind's eye
Still I lie,
lulled by the tide,
hear your flowing heavy sighs
beneath the surface;
calls me down
within the dark, a Siren's sound
within the dark, enfolds around
this placid dark where I am found
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weavers Dublin, Ireland
weavers is a collaborative music project by Dónal Kearney.
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