Song information On this page you can find the lyrics of the song Undone, artist - David Tennant. Album song Late Night Tales: Ólafur Arnalds, in the genre Современная классика
Date of issue: 23.06.2016
Record label: Night Time Stories
Song language: English
Undone |
Here is the truth. |
Exactly how I remember it. |
And perhaps in being so, |
it is inevitably undone |
Here when the hour is late and the bottle long gone. |
Where thoughts like |
constellations blur in and out of focus, nothing more than buoyant memories; |
aqueous melancholy. |
The shoreline recedes into darkness, betraying grains of |
the past. |
They catch light of the moon, giving song and sparkle to this late |
night tale. |
Here’s the truth, I swear. |
Word for word, picking through a pile of |
sedimentary emotion |
The crackle of fire, the cold in my bones and the pitter patter of rain takes |
me back. |
Echoes of footfalls crushing fallen leaves, all that’s left of the |
yellow wood. |
Racing back in time. |
Back to where it all started; |
the beginning |
of the end |
We’d set up camp between risk and consequence, reckless in a way that only |
youth can know. |
Our hearts a cursor, pulsing, eager to forge the story of our |
lives. |
There was no such thing as a photo without flash, a song without bass, |
or too much faith in the future. |
Little did we know |
What happened over what is felt is of little consequence. |
The sheer impact of |
remaining impervious to desire. |
You to me; |
a hem caught by a hook in time. |
Inexplicably attached, like the deadweight subscription of newspapers in a |
digital world of click stories and shot glass love affairs |
The orchestra of our past carries on listlessly. |
Erratic, yet somehow segued. |
Like time |
And all of our choices, embalmed, incubate the senses. |
The smell of your skin, |
the sound of your breath, the question mark curve in your ear. |
Now these seem |
hollow, like the nape of your neck. |
Where once I touched and felt you |
Alas, remember the end? |
Outside the Admiral, I inhaled. |
I exhaled, reflecting. |
I didn’t notice you |
arrive. |
But you stood there alongside me as the rain fell down. |
«I don’t think |
this was a good idea,» I said, Lying |
You shuffled your weight on both feet and I knew you wanted to say something. |
I didn’t let you, and you disappeared like mist, suspended in sight, |
betrayed by my grasp. |
How I wish I’d run after you and said: |
«Hold me like you would a photograph. |
From the edges, and lightly. |
«Because anything more and I’d be stained; |
sullied by the desire of what would |
always and inevitably leave me undone |
You have been listening to Late Night Tales, music and stories worth staying up |
for |