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Milton & Martha

from For The Winters I've Missed by Canids

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Long were the days
And it wasn’t long until the day
I drifted in the silence, only wish it was the silence of the grave
That sunk a thousand ships of gold
And slaughtered every promise told
When I found you I found you so perfect said I’d never let you go
I love you so much more than I ever could show
And just hope you still know
That I need you so much more than I ever could say
And miss you every day
Did my existence bring you joy at all or did the loss of me just bring you much more pain?
You’re not the only ones who lost everything
I long for the days
When every second shared a friendly face
The way you floated and the words we spoke when every person was away
Now that language is old and lost
And words I hear come at a cost
Continuous reminders of the tongue and conversation I forgot
And you can spend your days with things I couldn’t give
And I hope you do
Baby the world seemed so much prettier around you
And my lungs ache regret for love I couldn’t prove
But I hope you do
Know every day there’s still someone thinking of you

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from For The Winters I've Missed, released May 21, 2018

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