1. |
Same Time
02:30
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I find myself saying things to you
Things I used to say to God
Like “Are you there?” and “Thank you”
“I never knew that I could be so in love
And afraid at the same time.”
And just like that you wake me from a dream
In your arms in the morning
the night lifting from our faces
and the light rising from the grass
For everything there’s a first time
For everything there’s a last
Once I thought I’d change the way I see things
Just by changing what it was I saw
But I could not outrun my self
And you knew this all along
Were you always there, oh thank you
I never knew that I could be so in love
And afraid at the same time
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2. |
God's Silence
03:28
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You’ve got whole world in your hands
You’ve got the secret in your plans
Like when the sun sees the Earth
I am nothing in the darkness 'til I turn
My eyes are small
But they can see
More than I can contain
Reveal yourself to me
And I will reveal me
I once thought I once believed
In something that I could see
The love of emptiness is free
And somehow full of everything I need
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3. |
Cheer Up
03:10
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I couldn’t bury it if I tried
Not in a grave
Ten miles wide
A shame too big to be put down
It has to rise again
It must disperse
That face you pull when you lose it
And it’s still there
It’s still there
So so are you
Like the ocean and the sky
Now are two
Cheer up
There is sunshine on me
Cheer up
There is sunshine on me
In places I’ll never see
Like the silent stars
In the middle of the day
Like the glitter
On a school boy’s face
Like the miner’s lantern
Carried below the clay
Like the flashlight eyes
She aims my way
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4. |
White Skies
01:56
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White skies
Over nelson lake
And the drummer fields
I always come
When you call
Call me home again
The ghosts of friends
And feet of snow
I won’t forget
How we used to play
The scorching roofs
The trebuchet
And now I’m back
The fading scent rises again
From the melting ground
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Leavenhead Holland, Michigan
Leavenhead is Phil DiCicco is writing and making music
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