You play like a song, you end like a song. |
You’re the climax of a song The suspended note With everything in the background at its highest volume The adrenaline rush, the shiver down my back The very, very top of the track You’re the top of it all, the climax of a song Then again, you’re the quiet, mellow midpoint of a song With the soft guitar pick Plucking heartstrings, soothing souls Breathing in and out with nowhere to go Just floating half way Caught in-between, content as can be Riding the music, filled in the moment You’re the quiet middle of a song And you’re the mystery of the beginning of a song When everything’s new An exploration of the inspiring first couple of cues You’re the energy of the music when it’s just getting started Right when you’re settling in for the rest of the tune Like a bunch of fresh blanks Untouched, pure white blanks waiting to be filled Holding so much potential, you’re the beginning of a song And when you leave, you’re the end of a song When the music’s fading, turning gray When one starts to remember real life again As the view backs up, zooms out and pulls away You’re the silence that follows The hollow ringing in my ear When you leave, you’re the song’s fading end In the end, you always seem to be the end of a song You’re just like music: so, so alive Send me soaring, have me racing You let me touch the sky, feel so high Then you hang me loose halfway, with the breeze in my face One sudden, breathtaking moment of suspension Where I feel the wind knocked out of me And it’s never break It’s always bend You leave me bending Wishing for breaking Somehow you do You leave me pacing Oh, you play like a song You end like a song Carrying everything in that few good minutes Hits me fast and hard And I feel everything in those few good minutes Then watch as you fade, listen for your exit For the moment when all is quiet again And when the music’s over, I’m left to wonder about it Left to wonder about you again You’re a song You’re a song You’re a song Always moving on Moving on Moving on You’re a song |