Swan May Lyrics

And for all I could see

There was dirt in the trees

It rubbed away at you

That ship has now sailed

Your attempts grand but failed

The sea, open and vast

A grail set in sight

A change felt in light

The vast quickly felt tall

And a frail lashed by wind

An awkward sung hyme

A fireball sunk in your chest

All trees and the air

Your fortress impaired

Your taste had grown all sour

And for all disrepair, your lightning felt fair

It struck the ground with heat

And for all that It's worth, your wind shaken curve

Was blank and obsolete

And fair as it was, as little felt buzz

We walked around dead streets

Mosquitoes in nets, flown over by jets

The light has grown so strong

Yet distant shine passes me by

I wait and hear no sound

The city's awake, glasses will break

As heat will start to rise