High tide, mirroring the mountains
On the other side of the water on the beach
Where I hide in buildings made of sand
And pray for rain
This thread leading from us to the ocean
Giving to us a sense of devotion
The only ones following the lines that brought us here
Are locking their doors that open to the sea
We all come home
We walk that long thread lines
We all return to the sea
Where immortals we will be
Our legs are aching from the pounding
On the concrete, trav’ling up our shoes
And into our bloodstream
The rhythm of a million marching
Is now all we hear
It’s a song we carry in our bones
High tide covers every mass deception
Our hearts are breaking down with no exception
This hopelessness gripping children and their families
Who lead them marching to the sea
We all come home
We walk that long thread lines
We all return to the sea
Where immortals we will be
credits
from The Pros & Cons of Drowning,
track released June 20, 2009
Andrew Vait - vocals, guitar; Steve Scalfati - keys, samples; Farko Dosumov - bass; Aaron Walker-Loud - drums
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