Where June Meets July: IV. O Tonight Lyrics by Adjy
The Idyll Opus (I-VI)
2021
"You still awake?" "Yea, I’m too wired to sleep, wanna talk a while?" "Meet me outside? I’ll Sneak out the window the Summer streets in katydid choirs" "You’re not like the crowd I know they praise the match over the fire" "You know my mom used to say stuff like that: Boy, Folks will fill on filigree when their words are starved for meaning And if something is true it don't need fancy frames Like you soaked in pool glow in the grass hopping the gate" O Tonight We burn every fetter down O tonight Raise a banner, we face the chance of now tonight Don’t slow your pace just cause swine step over pearls We face the chance of now, o tonight So why the stage if you abominate that city act? O I like fiction; 'til it's sold as fact Guess all I've ever wanted is to feel like someone's looking back Thought if only I could say it right, they'd understand O Tonight We burn every fetter down O Tonight Raise a banner, we face the chance of now tonight O Tonight To reach writhing out from your heart with a pen O Tonight And have the hue of the ink all that they review They only hear the words that they already say I’m never gonna fit within that world they feign But O a lion raised alone by sheep or shrew Wouldn’t know what its own teeth could do! Hold out your hand A Maple Seed to plant when you get back So there’s more than one beautiful thing there… O Tonight We burn every fetter down O Tonight Raise a banner, we face the chance of now tonight O Tonight No green-witch line, cydon drawn through atlas mean Between the pillars that he parts a cup and string: O Tonight We burn every fetter down O Tonight Raise a banner, we face the chance of now O Tonight O they only hear words they already say O Tonight They don't make friends, they make political displays O Tonight We burn fetters at the altar of tonight O Tonight Raise a banner, we face the chance of now tonight O Tonight We burn fetters at the altar of tonight O Tonight Raise a banner, we face the chance of now tonight O Tonight We burn fetters at the altar of tonight O Tonight Raise a banner, we face the chance of now tonight O Tonight We burn fetters at the altar of tonight O Tonight Raise a banner, we face the chance of now tonight O you made a necklace a wheel around that maple seed But how's a tree supposed to ever grow like that? O Tonight O you made a necklace a wheel around that maple Seed But how's a tree supposed to ever grow like that?
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