Lyrics

Well the house on the corner burned down

I took your picture where the living room was

You were holding

You were holding a baby

It was a Polaroid

And it faded with time

Nothing to restore the view

New water

Through old grounds

Stronger then I remember

Stronger then I remember

remember it well

Sometimes I dream of the past

Up against the fence I would finish what you started.

You liked to call us strangers

And you told me what to do

They found a body in the river

Below the dogwood Bloom

Caught by the bridge and the branches

I stole my mothers cigarettes

In the winter

I stole my mother’s money

In the spring

I know a man

Who drags his stuff behind him

And he goes from town to town

He’s a heavy metal gypsy

And he’s wearing the crown

His mother never told him

She was proud

I see folks sitting by the ocean

Looking out over the water

And every day I see more

I suspect they’re lonely

And the water Is a comfort

Knowing they can’t run anymore

They found a body in the river

Below the dogwood Bloom

Caught by the bridge, caught by the branches