Pigeon Feathers Songtext
von River Whyless
Pigeon Feathers Songtext
I once dreamed that I was a poet
But I had to fill an entire page
And you′re not just a pen and a piece of paper
You're a dog-eared book grown old with age
I′ve got a friend with a golden table
And he dines with the best of men
See by you that silver mirror
If you could see that it's only sand
And I believe that I'm a writer
But I am bound to a single page
Sipping coffee at the edge of nightfall
Chasing you on the somber lane
But you feed the fire when you close the door
But you feed the fire when you close the door
But you feed the fire when you close the door
Now you feed the fire when you close the door
But I had to fill an entire page
And you′re not just a pen and a piece of paper
You're a dog-eared book grown old with age
I′ve got a friend with a golden table
And he dines with the best of men
See by you that silver mirror
If you could see that it's only sand
And I believe that I'm a writer
But I am bound to a single page
Sipping coffee at the edge of nightfall
Chasing you on the somber lane
But you feed the fire when you close the door
But you feed the fire when you close the door
But you feed the fire when you close the door
Now you feed the fire when you close the door
Writer(s): Ryan Moore O'keefe, Alexander Robert Mcwalters, Halli Mccaughan Anderson, Matthew Joseph Rossino Lyrics powered by www.musixmatch.com

