The Levels

Album: Hendra (2014)
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  • Your state agent's been over, I've resurfaced the driveway
    I'm selling flowers round the pavement, made it nice up the place
    I'm up the selling of business, my heart is an ended
    Without your face over the counter, without your face

    Some nights I'm out there on the levels
    Through the village, pass the church where we got married
    And I can see for miles

    Now, there is the future, what's it standing in my way?
    Right now it's my past, and it's not moving forth

    Some nights Im out there on the levels
    And the ditches and the fields are flooded by the river
    And I can see for miles
    And I know its only daylight that we all walk through
    And everybody has wounds that heal in time
    And Ill get over mine x2

    Some nights I'm out there on the levels
    And were talking like we used to
    And its me who does the talking
    Are we out there for a while?

    And I can see for miles Writer/s: BEN WATT
    Publisher: Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC
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