Veins

Beth Jeans Houghton

Composed by: Beth Jeans Houghton
She met him hollow
All caustic in the lamplight of her sixteen years
Crass and making roaches from her house of cards
And her paper tears

She called it silence
He called it all that ever left his lips when in her gaze
A soft reminder of those things she liked to call
The good old days

Her head is in her hands (her head is in her hands)
Her head is in, her hands and as it is she says:

I wanna see the earth, tremble in the fallen rain
I'll cradle all his words, and store them all inside my veins
Oh darling have you heard, there's nothing else like your own pain
To remind you, that nothing's ever gonna be the same

She made him nervous
A little casket for his feelings that had died and gone
She hoped to bury them and find some others
Further on

She stayed all night
Inside herself and found that she had lost her way
The road subsided as she wandered out to where he lay

Her head is in her hands (her head is in her hands)
Her head is in, her hands and as it is she says:

I wanna see the earth, tremble in the fallen rain
I'll cradle all his words, and store them all inside my veins
Oh darling have you heard, there's nothing else like your own pain
To remind you

I wanna see the earth, tremble in the fallen rain
I'll cradle all his words, and store them all inside my veins
Oh darling have you heard, there's nothing else like your own pain
To remind you, that nothing's ever gonna be the same
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