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Electrik


I'm laid waiting for your call And I didn't mean to fall But when you say you might come down in June Can't say it's be too soon so I wrote you this tune

Your like electric to my mind Without all the clouds we left behind We can watch the stars at night And wonder while we hold tight I want you to know

Some might say that dreams will be dreams But it would seem there are dreams worth chasing When I read your words my heart is racing And we didn't mean to fall, but we're not complaining

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J.Marie

I am a writer, a musician, and an artist. Words, rhythm, soul, art, flesh, & bones, are the components to this being, that is me. I live to create, and it is my privilege to share with whoever stumbles upon me. Only hoping, "Your creative membrane will swell so much, your eyes will change color.” - J.Marie http://jmarievllc.wix.com/jmarievllc

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