Wild Horse

by Soulful Ensemble   Apr 18, 2008


Lust for her, lust for air
And seeing you there is fair,
But seeing you here is better
Because you can be my sweater.

Its cold today and I wish and pray
And miss the sunshine of my day.
I can see through my wall a stack of hay
Its being eaten by the horse that asks for pay
In return for not acting a fool all day.

When I close my eyes I see him gallop
He's wild and free, with six legs.
How many nights will I see it pop?
Your golden smile that's done laying eggs.

The silent ant eating holes through dirty walls
Is tired of the spiders looking down on it.
Its picking up and leaving the church halls
To those who needed more than just a bit.

The ant will find your horse and live with him
Where nobody has the time for missing him.
Except for all the spiders with nothing else to do,
Sitting like me, all out of love, without you.

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