Tame
Words like water slowly seep into the inner services of my brain
Through the millennia of programming that have made me claim to be tame
Yet her words rang like the melodies of dead musicians inside his head
Like those things inside our souls and at the tips of tongues unsaid.
Although their meanings often escape me
Like the dreams of childhood tend to do
For when we chain them down too tightly
Out the window there they flew.
Through the treetops of your memories, past the well of secrets in your mind
All these dreamy dreamt up reveries only waste more of our time
And once again his broken heart lay shattered on the floor
Like shards of glass of something better, someone to adore
The sun went down on my ghost town; there are things much worse than night
Say giving up the greatest love for things worth less than spite.
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