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Various Songs

by Sally Dworsky

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Rise 03:25
the red-orange trees hold bones of leaves and you walk so slowly just to show me one more fall before you fly this world i have no words to decorate the silence that i can't escape when reason is no reason anymore i will rise i will rise i will rise you hear my tear through the t.v. din and you come to the kitchen but you don't come in i feel you like a blanket like a light i used to want to be one of a kind but i missed that train maybe just in time to catch the days reflected in your eyes i will rise i will rise i will rise on the front porch with the neighbors watching i will open my arms asking nothing but to fill my shoes and walk and walk days like jewels connect the dots between where we've been and who we're not and living and forgiving say no more i will rise.........
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we wake to the sound of garbage trucks and the absence of ambivalence you drag me into some pool of light dancing on the cold pavement and you love me so relentlessly and i have no choice, and i fell so free these are the sweetest days of all next summer we will not recall them driving in the blackness you're asleep and i am envying nobody landmarks and signs disappear in the night you dream of leaving trains and you love me so relentlessly and i have no choice, and i feel so free these are the sweetest days of all next summer we will not recall them i see the day when this day will become a beautiful, untraceable scar you touch my hand, i hold your breath i love you forever wherever you are and you love me so relentlessly and i have no choice and i feel so free these are the sweetest days of all next summer we will not recall them
3.
Boxes 02:27
in a little while i'll be home without a doubt, i am without you now every time we reach for the bread history unfolds when i'm away i know why i am falling awake, and i try come to my own defense i see the broken glass as i pass i reach for your innocence into little boxes of time we put our lives hoping they'll stay contained within in a little while i'll be free half-way to sleep half-way to dreaming again if it isn't too late i would like to feel the pain i am falling awake, and i try come to my own defense i see the broken glass as i pass i reach for your innocence in a little box there's a heart that shines, waiting to take away what's done (is done) in a little box there's a heart that shines, waiting for a new day to come
4.
My Home 03:09
my home i keep a vigil while you sleep for every ten words that i say there’s one that you keep hanging on the tip of your tongue i worry just as you forget you clear you mind i’m left behind i drop the ball every night then throw the windows open at the first sign of daylight this is how the story goes the coffee’s on it’s black and white heaven only knows but the bottom line is you are my home i cry to decide you toss a coin into the air it never lands it only hangs there laughing saying make sense of this one this is how it goes chasing you around i’m lost and found heaven only knows but the bottom line is you are my home here we are digging out of the trenches i saw my only falling star the night we walked and fell so hard i must have thrown away the map i feel around for the familiar your finger tips on my lips say just tonight -- don’t try to make sense of this one this is how it goes the coffee’s on it’s black and white we open and we close it’s the mystery the company heaven only knows..... but the bottom line is you are my home © 2007 Sally Dworsky / Chris Hickey
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As The Snow 03:07
i say let go but hold on tight just not too tight --it will be be alright as we fly i am talking to myself, as the snow flies like shrapnel i am blinded and i smile at the sting of everything coming back to me now i-- i am an orphan the natural order casts a new light where i stand king of the hill feeling the chill and i offer you my hand for what it’s worth the blessing, the curse the things that i don’t understand i give them to you to hold onto as you wave look back at me now we go up to come down aimless and free i pull you close to let go oooooweeee i will not slow you down i hold on tight as you let go i am waving as you fly you’ll be alright, i’ll be alright i am talking to myself as the sun pushes through casting colors and the time flies with you nothing i do will bring it back to me now we go up to come down.....
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there are those in dark corners who don't see the paint without the light there are many fine sculptors not enough hand holders someone in the family is missing from the photograph but we smile in the moment we're framed it looks like some of us have risen up but the weight of it all is all too much for the few who learn to swim there are many who have not been touched by the river of love there is beauty around me i can see but the sun has always shone for me i've been loved since my conception but the river of love has made exceptions and if my song doesn't inspire me to move then what is it but a lullaby to help me sleep i am lonely for the lonely some part of me thinks i should never smile and if my song doesn't inspire me to move then what is it but a product of my own tears to make it a little easier for me to turn away away into the ground in a box just big enough to hold me waiting for a voice that's brave enough to scold me it looks like some of us have risen up but the weight of it all is all too much for the few who learn to swim there are many who have not been touched by the river of love and if my song doesn't inspire me to move then what is it but a lullaby to help me sleep i am lonely for the lonely some part of me thinks i should never have fun until the river of love reaches everyone
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The Picture 03:40
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released February 9, 2010

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