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Tori Amos ~ Gold Dust


sights and sounds pull me back down another year i was here i was here whipping past the reflecting pool me and you skipping school and we make it up as we go along we make it up we go along you said - you raced from langley - pulling me underneath a cherry blossom canopy -do i have- of course i have, beneath my raincoat, i have your photographs. and the sun on your face i'm freezing that frame and somewhere alfie cries and says "enjoy his every smile you can see in the dark through the eyes of laura mars" how did it go so fast you'll say as we are looking back and then we'll understand we held gold dust in our hands sights and sounds pull me back down another year i was here i was here gaslights glow in the street (flickering past) twilight held us in her palm as we walked along and we make it up as we go along we make it up as we go along letting names hang in the air what color hair (auburn crimson) autumn knowingly stared and the day that she came i'm freezing that frame i'm freezing that frame and somewhere alfie smiles and says "enjoy her every cry you can see in the dark through the eyes of laura mars" how did it go so fast you'll say as we are looking back and then we'll understand we held gold dust in our hands in our hands more free lyrics

sights and sounds
pull me back down
another year

i was here
i was here

whipping past
the reflecting pool
me and you
skipping school

and we make it up
as we go along
we make it up we
go along

you said -
you raced from langley -
pulling me underneath
a cherry blossom
canopy
-do i have-
of course i have,
beneath my raincoat,
i have your photographs.
and the sun on your
face
i'm freezing that frame

and somewhere alfie cries
and says "enjoy his every smile
you can see in the dark
through the eyes of laura mars"
how did it go so fast
you'll say
as we are looking
back
and then we'll
understand
we held gold dust
in our
hands

sights and sounds
pull me back down
another year

i was here
i was here

gaslights
glow in the street
(flickering past)
twilight held us
in her palm
as we walked along

and we make it up
as we go along
we make it up as we go along

letting names
hang in the
air
what color hair
(auburn crimson)
autumn knowingly
stared
and the day that
she came
i'm freezing that
frame
i'm freezing that frame

and somewhere alfie
smiles
and says "enjoy her
every cry
you can see in the
dark
through the eyes
of laura mars"

how did it go so
fast
you'll say as we are looking back
and then we'll understand
we held gold dust
in our
hands

in our
hands

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