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Leap into Love

from The Motels of Oblivion by Circle109

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The night beneath us, is unravelling;

And the Earth, is disappearing, from view.

In times of crisis, we know what we need;

We know what to do,

And leap, into love;

And Leap, into love.

Into love.


Sleepless, in the darkness of my room;

Memories, a thousand little aches;

Lanterns dancing shadows, on frozen Winter lakes.

As we leap, into love;

And leap, into love,

Into love.


And sometime later, on the powdered road,

With the sunset returning, I become the sea;

And caress your shore;

Into the last hour of sunlight, in our heat;

Remember us, in our heat;

As we leap into love;

And leap into love,

Into love.

But we have drifted from love, like savages forlorn;

I am become slave, to your god;

My flesh, unfolding before you, like the fields;

As we map the geography, the shifting landscape, of our hearts;

From the first kiss, through to us in our heat.

As we leap, into love;

And leap, into love,

Leap into love.


Our Spirits, finally, unchained;

On a night of moonless sea, you enrapture me,

Your gentle fingers, sketching my pain;

A painted smile, now washed by the tears, of a light summer rain.

As we leap, into love;

Naked and free,

Leap into love;

Green, like the sea;

Leap into love;

Naked and free.

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from The Motels of Oblivion, released May 1, 2018

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