Lyrics Two Notes And A Beat - The Lonely Forest

Two Notes And A Beat - The Lonely Forest
Song information On this page you can find the lyrics of the song Two Notes And A Beat, artist - The Lonely Forest. Album song Arrows, in the genre Альтернатива
Date of issue: 21.03.2011
Record label: Trans
Song language: English

Two Notes And A Beat

Oh last night I dreamt a magnificent thing
I held you close I heard you sing
Your voice was what I’d always wanted in a woman
I know you say he’s good to you and I’m sure he is
But darling he’s all you’ll ever know
Unless you trust your heart and let yourself grow
If your skin was the ocean I’d sprint to your shore
I’d wade in your shallows, alleviate my core
If you hair was the fir tree all hollow inside
With peace I would slumber
Gripping this pen
Cliff over water
Envisioning drums in rhythmic salute
Poetry craftwork is tough I won’t bother
But pull simple rhymes from the dirt
Who’d refute?
All I really need are two notes and a beat
All I really need are two notes and a beat
To sing to you my heart it’s a great place to start
D to a G
Swift as a bird
Muscles remembering artless, absurd
And modest attempts at creating a mood
With these thin metal strings my affection construe
Gripping this pen
Cliff over water
Envisioning drums
Poetry craftwork is tough I won’t bother
But pull simple rhymes…
All I really need are two notes and a beat
All I really need are two notes and a beat
To sing to you my heart it’s a great place to start

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