Lovers - Your Handwriting (A Porch Song) lyrics
[Lovers - Your Handwriting A Porch Song lyrics]
All our saucers have broke in
This little rocket home
Where we live like full-grown
Ghosts of twelve-year-olds, and i'm
Waiting for you, love, i got my heart all set
Up like a tug-boat toy you drag along
A tug-boat toy you drag along
Last night when i undressed
I drew a lighthouse on my
Chest and said a prayer
For it by morning to have sunken and
For a place we could talk
Some stoop or some parking lot and a
Couple cinder blocks to sit on
Your handwriting is an even mix
Of your parent's influence
I hope i see it again
So i wait on the porch, hold this memory up
Like a torch and i think of the friend
Draft a letter in my head
And her image clings
Like a cast to heal some fractured past
To heal my past
This little rocket home
Where we live like full-grown
Ghosts of twelve-year-olds, and i'm
Waiting for you, love, i got my heart all set
Up like a tug-boat toy you drag along
A tug-boat toy you drag along
Last night when i undressed
I drew a lighthouse on my
Chest and said a prayer
For it by morning to have sunken and
For a place we could talk
Some stoop or some parking lot and a
Couple cinder blocks to sit on
Your handwriting is an even mix
Of your parent's influence
I hope i see it again
So i wait on the porch, hold this memory up
Like a torch and i think of the friend
Draft a letter in my head
And her image clings
Like a cast to heal some fractured past
To heal my past