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Beth Nielsen Chapman ~ Seven Shades Of Blue


I want to hold you now And listen to you breathe It's like the ocean sound Whispering through the trees In the hollow of your shoulder There's a tide pool of my tears Where the waves came crashing over And the shoreline disappears Baby close your eyes Fly back there with me Where the phosphor shines Green flashlights from the sea Our nets were full of soft shells Our hearts were free from toil And we made love on the kitchen table Till the water reached a boil We hold it all for a little while, don't we... Kiss the dice, taste the rain Like little knives upon our tongue We can do no wrong when the lights come on And the music plays And we take the stage like we own the place As if time were cheap and the night forever young So let 'em turn my soul Seven shades of blue And with the ocean's roll I will wave to you And the birds will sing my laughter And the whales will steal my song And i'll be ok forever after And the world will get along more free lyrics

I want to hold you now
And listen to you breathe
It's like the ocean sound
Whispering through the trees
In the hollow of your shoulder
There's a tide pool of my tears
Where the waves came crashing over
And the shoreline disappears

Baby close your eyes
Fly back there with me
Where the phosphor shines
Green flashlights from the sea
Our nets were full of soft shells
Our hearts were free from toil
And we made love on the kitchen table
Till the water reached a boil

We hold it all for a little while, don't we...
Kiss the dice, taste the rain
Like little knives upon our tongue
We can do no wrong when the lights come on
And the music plays
And we take the stage like we own the place
As if time were cheap and the night forever young

So let 'em turn my soul
Seven shades of blue

And with the ocean's roll
I will wave to you
And the birds will sing my laughter
And the whales will steal my song
And i'll be ok forever after
And the world will get along

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