Floating Bridges
from Out of the Moment by Emily Bezar
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lyrics
I dreamed of Vita
pale skin, jet black hair
haunting that old house again
she came through me like a locomotive
bells ringing, steam rising
up the river valley
yes, I left the waves
to find some slow, clean water
abandoned a harbor
I could no longer defend
oh like fishermen on floating bridges
we flow downstream
with all that we cast away
lines caught again
on those beautiful near misses
‘til we row back up to them
‘til we row back up to them
some day
oh eucalyptus
my sea-bound mountains
still standing proud at every dawn
I traded you
for a southern cross at midnight
and a rage of faith that what I lost
would not be gone for long
now into the dark
rattling my broken armor
awaiting the rumble
of that runaway train
oh like fishermen on floating bridges….
and tell me, do we bloom in winter here?
do we crack up through the ice
and melt the frozen shards away?
do they soothe the sinners here?
are the doubters welcome by the fireside
on a brutal, short cold day?
lines caught again
on those beautiful near misses
‘til we row back up to them
‘til we row back up to them
some day
pale skin, jet black hair
haunting that old house again
she came through me like a locomotive
bells ringing, steam rising
up the river valley
yes, I left the waves
to find some slow, clean water
abandoned a harbor
I could no longer defend
oh like fishermen on floating bridges
we flow downstream
with all that we cast away
lines caught again
on those beautiful near misses
‘til we row back up to them
‘til we row back up to them
some day
oh eucalyptus
my sea-bound mountains
still standing proud at every dawn
I traded you
for a southern cross at midnight
and a rage of faith that what I lost
would not be gone for long
now into the dark
rattling my broken armor
awaiting the rumble
of that runaway train
oh like fishermen on floating bridges….
and tell me, do we bloom in winter here?
do we crack up through the ice
and melt the frozen shards away?
do they soothe the sinners here?
are the doubters welcome by the fireside
on a brutal, short cold day?
lines caught again
on those beautiful near misses
‘til we row back up to them
‘til we row back up to them
some day
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from Out of the Moment,
released January 16, 2019
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Emily Bezar
Singer, composer and keyboardist
Emily Bezar creates intricate, uncategorizable music, drawing freely from classical, jazz, rock, pop and electronic genres to create an enchanting, dynamic sound world.
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Sep 1993
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