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Jane Siberry( Jane Stewart )
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Writers Are A Funny Breed
Lyricist:Jane Siberry
It is very quiet here, so still I don't live here, I live down the hill on this winter's afternoon The distant sun, it slowly swings the room around This room hangs on a golden chain suspended, frozen Frozen in time since you went away
Walking through your rooms, I thought your things fitting These aren't fingers these are wings It says April on your calendar It's winter now, I wonder where you are I hope it's warm and sunny or cold and windy As long as you're fine
Your house is as tumble-down as mine Crumpled papers everywhere like mine This one says, 'I'll write no more' That one says, 'Don't lock the door' Writers are a funny breed I should know Find more lyrics at ※ Mojim.com
You said someday when we're pure and high We won't need to capture and describe The things we see or don't see We'll let things be Let things be that's when you'd leave
And that is why I had to come today My mad scribbling crumpled, crippled, fey Tossing words from ledges that erode From ledges I am not a goat I am not a piece of chalk, I just want to do it right like you
And now I stand here in your house Every thing's so still I wonder if I'll write again or let things be Writers are a funny breed
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