My Kind Of Light Lyrics

Like air made blue by our own vision and burned into life by our lungs

I'm eager to perceive your hands everywhere all at once

The nailheads protruding all shiny and dangerous

Slowly undressing by burning fire places

Your laugh eclipsed your dirty words til your ides of march all march to me

In some bower of hollyhocks and morning glories

Tell me your story, oh tell me your story

Your gaze like lasers on my imperfections

I only have time to think, hey

That's my kind of light

Spiders fill corners with their filaments and we do not want to live as angels in ether

I was pressing my lips on the crystalline curls of her shame, oh what a shame

We were nightgown rippers and dusk was at bay, safely tucked away in the back of our minds

And when the first hues of the sky were imbued on her slumbering smile,

Now that's my kind of light

We fell in fatal love with New York

Make sure she's adorned with the flowers she was born in

Her wind could strip leaves from the trees and houses from streets

Nestled inside of her skin I discover

A space where we only ever need one another

Her bright could warm oceans and skies til the water runs dry

Now that's my kind of light