Emory Hall, Trevor Hall - mothers lyrics
[Emory Hall, Trevor Hall - mothers lyrics]
There are millions of mothers
That live inside my chest
I speak to them in quiet moments
Under night skies
And in my dreams
We are the keepers of a forest full of hearts
The tenders of its fertile soil
The readers of its leaves
The guardians of its wild territory
Sometimes
We dance together
Drunk on the perfume of
A thousand blossoms of love
Sometimes
We rub honey on our ribs
Broken from a thousand lifetimes
Of heartbreak
Sometimes
We rest
And forget the weight we carry
Just for a moment
I meet these mothers in secret
But they teach me everything I know
Mothers
That live inside my chest
I speak to them in quiet moments
Under night skies
And in my dreams
We are the keepers of a forest full of hearts
The tenders of its fertile soil
The readers of its leaves
The guardians of its wild territory
Sometimes
We dance together
Drunk on the perfume of
A thousand blossoms of love
Sometimes
We rub honey on our ribs
Broken from a thousand lifetimes
Of heartbreak
Sometimes
We rest
And forget the weight we carry
Just for a moment
I meet these mothers in secret
But they teach me everything I know
Mothers
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