Liam Rogers - June Lyrics

Oh, I know you worry and I'm sorry I had to go
I roam until I'm tired, there grows a fire in my soul
Until all of these mountains fall, and the oceans dry, I venture on
Know that I love you so, but the road remains my home
A type of nameless something sends my body running 'til it can't no more
Mankind plays a melancholy game, a sweet and bitter one, of peace and war
I hear tempos guiding everything, a divine majesty that writes the score
All this and still I sit and hum my tune about a love I knew, a girl named June
When my vessel's journey ends, I breathe my last breath out in the cold
My friend, carry my body, please see that they bury me under grass and stone
Or burn me in flames of kerosene, to ash and memory, ignite my bones
Feint tracks, I will follow these to the old hollow trees where the spirits glow
A type of nameless something sends my body running 'til it can't no more
Mankind plays a melancholy game, a sweet and bitter one, of peace and war
I hear tempos guiding everything, a divine majesty that writes the score
All this and still I sit and hum my tune about a love I knew, a girl named June
Time spoke to me inside a dream, she worked so silently on new and old
Cries of freshly made intricacies, naked and afraid, born to the stars
Eyes becoming watery like gallons washing me, waves on the shore
But don't you dare die for me, I am cowardly to leave you alone
As the months spill over, come and go
I grow frozen while the warmth lives on
As my body runs its course
Lullabies drip from lips once so young

Oh, I know you worry and I'm sorry I had to go
I roam until I'm tired, there grows a fire in my soul
Until all of these mountains fall, and the oceans dry, I venture on
Know that I love you so, but the road remains my home
A type of nameless something sends my body running 'til it can't no more
Mankind plays a melancholy game, a sweet and bitter one, of peace and war
I hear tempos guiding everything, a divine majesty that writes the score
All this and still I sit and hum my tune about a love I knew, a girl named June
When my vessel's journey ends, I breathe my last breath out in the cold
My friend, carry my body, please see that they bury me under grass and stone
Or burn me in flames of kerosene, to ash and memory, ignite my bones
Feint tracks, I will follow these to the old hollow trees where the spirits glow
A type of nameless something sends my body running 'til it can't no more
Mankind plays a melancholy game, a sweet and bitter one, of peace and war
I hear tempos guiding everything, a divine majesty that writes the score
All this and still I sit and hum my tune about a love I knew, a girl named June
Time spoke to me inside a dream, she worked so silently on new and old
Cries of freshly made intricacies, naked and afraid, born to the stars
Eyes becoming watery like gallons washing me, waves on the shore
But don't you dare die for me, I am cowardly to leave you alone
As the months spill over, come and go
I grow frozen while the warmth lives on
As my body runs its course
Lullabies drip from lips once so young