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Beneath the Augured Sun - Dawn Fung
I watch his fingers grow
Grains and sand wildflowers
He holds the morning sun
He smells so sweet like heaven
He walks me on the road
Bare feet on the silver
Pieces of broken cents
Battered bone and leather
Parsley sage rosemary and rhyme
Roses are red and the violets are mine
Innocence lies where the wind and the willows entwine
He sings to me a night
Of caves in cotton skin
Where fettered men broke free
From law and guilt and sin
They changed him for the silver
They crowned him king of kings
With thorns torn from wildflowers
Leather whips on his skin
Parsley sage rosemary and rhyme
Roses are red and the violets are mine
Innocence lies where the wind and the willows entwine
Parsley sage rosemary and rhyme
Roses are red and the violets are mine
Innocence lies where the wind and the willows entwine
He gives me grain and sandals
He draws his name in sand
I smell the fresh wildflowers
Upon his broken hands
Parsley sage rosemary and rhyme
Roses are red and the violets are mine
Innocence lies where the wind and the willows entwine
Innocence lies where the wind and the willows
Innocence lies where the wind and the willows
Innocence lies where the wind and the willows
Innocence lies where the wind and the willows entwine
