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Marty Willson-Piper - The Lantern lyrics
In the same destructive way 
Your broken bridge lies in the hay 
You cannot spell you only lean 
Where magic words direct the stream 
Underneath this buckled quilt 
Flowers old and precious wilt 
They take you to a bluster place 
And dance around your face 
Safer calendars I have seen 
But whoever knew what months must mean 
I sail the skies and fly through the sea 
No miner, cook or fool can die so weakly 
Hasty dashed in quicker clothes Marty Willson-Piper - The Lantern - http://motolyrics.com/marty-willson-piper/the-lantern-lyrics.html
What if the fishes eat the loaves 
Backward buildings drop to dust 
Gutters turn to rust 
I stamp my feet and scare the ghost 
Welcome that dimension's host 
He flickers and snickers into his robe 
And skips around the globe 
During weeks when I was grey 
I posted night to greet the day 
I shunned the light for beams of black 
No sailor, ship or sea can sink on land 
The lantern swings until your arm hurts 
And all you did was signal your demise









