I don't know the wind
but I'm damn sure she knows me
older than my grandma
older than the holy trinity
If you listen close she will play for you
a quiet symphony
talk about the kingdoms of old
and the boy from Galilee
I heard it from the wind
spoke of love, she spoke of sin
she told me in a storm
she was sweet, she was forlorn
If I were a sailboat
I'd hold her every day
If I were a windmill
I'd ache when she was away
If you pay attention she will dance for you
a wild green ballet
talk of the beginning of beginnings
we will whisper but we will not pray
I heard it from the wind
spoke of love, she spoke of sin
she told me in a storm
she was sweet, she was forlorn
credits
from Northeast Family Photo,
released September 24, 2014
Isaac Avenia-Tapper – lead vocals, electric guitar
Jon Zonenshine – drums, harmony vocals
Sean Mulholland – electric guitar, harmony vocals
Schuyler Skuse - bass
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