The Path as You Climb
Stutter, step, stammering my way into the every day
Tripping over holes fixing up the hiccups
Busting out this sentence is causing me to think
That this fence is consequence to every move I make
They know I'm thinking outside because the outside may be greater
Still I'm waiting trying to figure should I leave or read the paper
Once I was a woman in love, he loved me too
In fact, that's counterfactual
The love we had was bad
Just an investment in my pockets until he got what he had
Then he'd go on telling stories
Spin them up like he knew me
I greet them back, generosity
There's always something greater if you open up your mind
To the elements that surround you and light the path as you climb
The path as you climb
The path as you climb
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