1. |
Mirror
03:12
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I'll show you what you want to see
No substance only imagery
I keep myself undefined
I blur my edges, conceal my lines
I reflect you
Away from me
I'll show you what you want to see
I change my form so easily
I twist myself to replicate
Your every feature, your every shape
But there's a distance
Between you and me
I'll show you what you want to see
Return the light you give to me
An echo from and empty space
A hollow trick, a cold embrace
I won't give you
Any more of me
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2. |
Shadow
04:09
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Stand in the light
And turn to your shadow
Embrace it as your own
Stare at the darkness and behold
Stand in the light
And turn to your shadow
Learn its twisted road
And then harvest what's been sown
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3. |
Ivy
04:13
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Hold me in your arms
I'm caught up in your charm
And we begin to sway
You make me feel so safe
Float around the floor
Protect me keep me warm
See our bodies embrace
Feel the smile on my face
Because the faster we turn
The more my stomach churns
But I'm too dizzy to leave
I need you to steady me
Spin me round and round
Till my feet don't touch the ground
Flow and float about
Never stop, don't put me down
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