Over The Ice

from Diamond Lullabies by Glass Delirium

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The path is open to be feared, ocean like your eyes it makes me steer away.
The walls came down, the flesh exposed. Hardest thing to learn is let it go away.

Over the ice, waiting for the time, waiting for the fracture line.
Froze in the tide, carry me home.

It carries over on it’s own, memories sticking to the undertow again.
Should have known it all along, nothing here is ever carved in stone again.

There’s no home here.
Losing you is like fighting tides. I’m loving life while drowning too.

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from Diamond Lullabies, released November 6, 2012

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