Paper bird (at) – Language

Paper bird (at) – Language Lyrics

Artist: Paper bird (at)
Song: Language

Coloured pencils, cigarettes
Postcards, a burn deep in the flesh
And affection towards old photography
The words that explain history

The meaning of the mother tongue
Written in concrete all along
Red skin from salt water winds
Seash~ll houses, a distant ringing

Is telling me constantly
I’m drowning in the language of good memories
Comic books and songs that sound
Like stomping your feet on the ground

And howling at a painted moon
In a picture book in the afternoon
Right before teenage tabloid press
In the back of the car, with arms outstretched

Across the rugged and rocky coast
It looks so small with one eye closed
But grows as i grow every year
There’s a whisper in the atmosphere

And i learn and learn as i repeat
I’m drowning in the language of good memories
And i learn and learn as i repeat
I’m drowning in the language of good memories

Flower patterns on the walls
The smell of summer down the hall
A story to everything there is
Cut~off heads and doors in crooked trees

Plastic bags for plastic food
I’m pale with a smirk, under the hood
I feel like a bird on a leash
But right now it’s good enough for me

And here’s the church and here’s the steeple
Open the door and see all the people
Close the door and hear them pray
Turn around and walk away

There’s rain and fog out on the sea
And i’m drowning in the language of good memories
There’s rain and fog out on the sea
And i’m drowning in the language of good memories

There’s rain and fog out on the sea
And i’m drowning in the language of good memories
There’s rain and fog out on the sea
And i’m drowning in the language of good memories
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Paper bird (at) Lyrics – Language

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From the album:
Thaumatrope
Release Year: 2009