Stunned

STUNNED Memories can be bittersweet. Memories come to us like photographs. Written by Elizabeth Geyer / all copyrights reserved - recorded by Russell Finch. Bill Risby, piano, Nic Cecire, drums, Jonathan Zwartz, bass. Where was I before our world without shoes and running dogs and scones and stones that would tell me we were home And where was I before the wet towels on the burning seats and all my secret prayers for rain so we wouldn't have to ski because I'm stunned I can't undo what I've done my bed's a mess but I'll make it bet you'll always be scribbled all over me Ice cubes in the boat spray dancing on the white lines of a bitumen inferno River legs fall into bed and pelicans in portrait pose So throw me anything you like just as long as our eyes don't have to meet When I chose just to love you Why I never loved you anything like this That's why I'm stunned can't undo what I've done my bed's a mess but I'll make it bet you'll always be scribbled all over me