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One More Tomorrow - Scott Bennett
Lyrics by：Scott Bennett
Composed by：Scott Bennett
Produced by：Scott Bennett
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Uuuuuuuuuu
I've got Sherwin Williams under my nails
Deep cerulean a bit of ochre
The brick was a bruise before I started
A car hit the corner back in November
Now it's a wing or a wave
Depending on how you squint in this life
My shoulders feel like rusted hinges
But I'm standing upright for once
The woman from four B brought out some water
Her hands are mapped with blue veins
She touched the blue on the plaster
Like she was checking for pulse
The kids from the park stop their bikes
Their scuffed knees are the brightest things here
They don't say much
They just look like they're breathing again
And the neighborhood is quiet
Could feel draw world all just staring at the wall
It's not a masterpiece it's just color
A secure a miracle in this world
A secure a miracle
Everything feels a little less broken now
That was standing in the rain
I use the ladder with a missing rung
The one my father left in the garage
I'm thinking about how things get passed down
Mostly just debt and a bad back
But today I gave them a sky
Even if the smog is thick over the highway
I'm an unreliable narrator
But I think we're actually happy
It's happy the way of the pigments
The airy stay with the sand of white latex
It's not pray of bodies cloud you know
It's loud the silence it's getting so loud
Watch the brushes in the sink
Watch the water turn to mud
I did something today I did something real
Just paint on a wall
Just us in the street holding our breath
While the sun goes down
Yeah it's fine
It's more than fine
