Quarter Moon
from Out of the Moment by Emily Bezar
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lyrics
I’m fine
you found me on Jacob’s last rung
bargaining for time and space
I was blue, bluer than the old wine
in the deep moat around this place
come midnight
she’ll change up the rate again
light us at a slower pace
and every clock we set to be late again
still chime chimes time
that we can’t erase
but in the quarter moon
I still have half a life to love you
the quarter moon
she shades these 30 years away
the starfield cannot hide us
as we scratch, bruise and we stain
but time will always miss you
in the quarter moon wane
hold on
but most of all
believe me when I say
you’re ‘round the old dead bend
and I know
I’ll always have those moments
we spent that lunar dividend
the mourning way
you sang down the sun again
still heats me
to a safe, warm place
I knew some day
you’d take to the run again
restore those silver lines
on your pretty face
but in the quarter moon….
so close your eyes
and dream us back
from the light of day
wander with me
clear of the solar spy array
as the night hawk flies
apogee to zenith
wise may you shine
forever partial
never mine
in the quarter moon….
you found me on Jacob’s last rung
bargaining for time and space
I was blue, bluer than the old wine
in the deep moat around this place
come midnight
she’ll change up the rate again
light us at a slower pace
and every clock we set to be late again
still chime chimes time
that we can’t erase
but in the quarter moon
I still have half a life to love you
the quarter moon
she shades these 30 years away
the starfield cannot hide us
as we scratch, bruise and we stain
but time will always miss you
in the quarter moon wane
hold on
but most of all
believe me when I say
you’re ‘round the old dead bend
and I know
I’ll always have those moments
we spent that lunar dividend
the mourning way
you sang down the sun again
still heats me
to a safe, warm place
I knew some day
you’d take to the run again
restore those silver lines
on your pretty face
but in the quarter moon….
so close your eyes
and dream us back
from the light of day
wander with me
clear of the solar spy array
as the night hawk flies
apogee to zenith
wise may you shine
forever partial
never mine
in the quarter moon….
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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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