On a rock, Burns red the day.
On a rock, Burns red the day.
What is it you'll carry, What is it you'll do?
There's nothing we can do about the rain. Or at least nothing that I can think to change.
I'll glide across this frosted sea, I'll crush the salt between my teeth.
The roots that from the floor had been wrought, The gnarled marble that steadies against the porcelain top.
And as I lay to rest, Your colors flash the brightest reds.
For Him I must ask, Can You hear me now?
Is it not the life lived best that burns the brighter shine?