Indian Summer from Blood & Bone by Can You Canoe

Long after our Indian summer had passed
I was still trying to sharpen the axe
Always looking back
With one foot in the past

Don't move with such haste into the present day
I'd hate to face what has made me this way
I fear that I'll stay
A small songbird,
Who will never be heard

Last night I heard a clambering chorus astir
The voices were starting to beautifully blur
Into one melody, that I now can't forget
Oh, how seemingly blessed
To bear such witness
How my heart could just hardly contain
Felt like the clouds swellin' up before a heavy rain

Last leaf on the tree, oh, where will you go?
Onward wherever the wind starts to blow
Down the winding road
You're dying to know

Last night I heard a clambering chorus astir
The voices were starting to beautifully blur
Into one melody, that I now can't forget
Oh, how seemingly blessed
To bear such witness
How my heart could just hardly contain
Felt like the clouds swellin' up before a heavy rain

I've bridled my treacherous tongue, best I can
Oh, vessel don't sink me before we reach land
I'll drown if you can't
And wash up
An unfinished man

• Indie
• Neo-Country
• Pop
• Pysch
• Rock
• Rock & Roll
• Arden