waiting for a sunrise, you put your finger to my lips,
next thing I knew I had a name for what I missed,
you hushed the words that I tried, fumbling, to confess,
next thing I knew you had stilled them with a kiss,
a sudden laugh to take us unawares,
a leaf caught in your hair, the redbird on the air,
if I had any wishes left to spare I’d be there with you,
next thing I knew..
we walked home in the half-light, you waltzed me down to rest,
next thing I knew you were asleep upon my chest,
and the world was never more right, far too right to stay,
next thing I knew you were 1000 miles away,
a sudden laugh to take us unawares,
the leaf caught in your hair, a redbird on the air,
if I had any wishes left to spare I’d be there with you,
next thing I knew,
I’d be there with you, next thing I knew…
Co-writer: Johann Wagner
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