Your Grandmother's House By The Water (A Song For An Angel) Lyrics

On your grandmother's house in a summer set

Smoking serotonin like her cigarettes

Speaking your words, I'm your marionette

One of them made her upset

Running by the water at the farm she kept

Ran into the barn, lost your silhouette

I was scared so blue so you knew I needed you

I was scared so blue I loved I needed you

Steady Storms in my mind

All say "In time the pain no longer resides"

Followed a bird into the sun

Half awake, meandered around

Snow up to my ankles at the run

Kissed your eyelids before I took the turn

Standing in a room, talking to Emmylou

I'm just standing there looking at my shoes

Everyone in the room is distant and confused

I shouldn't have come with you

On the way home

Strong wind blows

You're the wind, I'm a windmill

Cruel weather still shines beautiful