Heaven and I Could Be So Easy by Thrill Village Lyrics

My eyes turn gold in scorchingly bright
Dead leaves obscuring the light
I gaze forth at the autumnal tapestry
Warping the hillside lasciviously
Burgundy and ochre gruesomely
Blurring lackadaisical
A blanket we lay under
Naming shapes in a patchwork

Stitch me into your horizon
Adrift in self mythology/ “I Drifted South” mythology
Affixed in your gaze off in the distance
Heaven may never be what could be so easy

I held your hand through the raptures
Felt gold rings for comfort
Lost in the fugue in the flames through the redwork
Treasuring the breeze thread through me

A black bird rests on your shoulders, passed down to me
A sunset swallows you and I alive
Frayed in shades of cobalt night
You're what I don't see in my fondest memories
You're there when my eyes well over
You're the catch in my throat in the face of majesty
The ache in my knees when there's so much left to see

A world will one day end in you, but weave it into me
What we imagined, we could never lose
Was once imagined, but could never lose

And with ease, heaven overtakes everything i have seen
I will carry on to be the envy of an everlasting green--
But a curse in the reeds:
To weave into your heaven shroud and scheme or disappear entirely