The Sky Moves Sideways (Alternate Version)
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The Sky Moves Sideways (Alternate Version)
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I remember
The day we pushed your piano
Out into the garden
Making tracks across the lawn
With tambourines and thunder
We climbed inside the limbs
Laughing down the rain
Swallow in the storm
Sometimes I
I feel like a fist
Sometimes I am
The colour of air
Sometimes it's only afterwards
I find that I'm not there
In the dream dusk
We walked beside the lake
We watched the sky move sideways
And heard the evening break
Sometimes I
I feel like a fist
Sometimes I am
The colour of air
Sometimes it's only afterwards
I find that I'm not there
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