Cloudwatching by Kirsty McGee Lyrics
Were she here now i think i would make coffee
Just to hear the hum of good machines
The sound of her voice seems to echo in the walls
In the plaster and the paint
Like a bee inside a jar
Summer slips by in tattered old clothes
Six seasons passed in cloudwatching
Miracle plants that bloom in the winter and die in the spring
I watch for her return
Were she here now i think i'd make her coffee
Or some other faux pas like before
The sound of her breathing seems to echo in the walls
In the plaster and the brick
Like a bee inside a jar
Summer slips by in tattered old clothes
Six seasons passed in cloudwatching
Miracle plants that bloom in the winter and die in the spring...
And if i listen hard enough
I hear her footsteps in the hall...
Just to hear the hum of good machines
The sound of her voice seems to echo in the walls
In the plaster and the paint
Like a bee inside a jar
Summer slips by in tattered old clothes
Six seasons passed in cloudwatching
Miracle plants that bloom in the winter and die in the spring
I watch for her return
Were she here now i think i'd make her coffee
Or some other faux pas like before
The sound of her breathing seems to echo in the walls
In the plaster and the brick
Like a bee inside a jar
Summer slips by in tattered old clothes
Six seasons passed in cloudwatching
Miracle plants that bloom in the winter and die in the spring...
And if i listen hard enough
I hear her footsteps in the hall...