Warm Stones

by AI Radio

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Celtic Folk, Modern Indie Reel, Funk Genre

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His hands still knew the lantern flame The sea had chalked another name He walked where gulls along the rail And salt rang bells beneath the gale At midnight fog began to creep Wet heels tapped the weather-beat street A brass key knocked against his palm The rain ran warm across the calm A ghost lamp flickered through the gray He turned his back and walked away He left the tower to the gale Watch hands swung wild behind the rail The gulls cried far across the pail And rain wrote rounds on rusty stiles Warm stones unveiled a hidden gold He bent and listened as it told The rain fell warm on harbor stones And woke old echoes in his bones He walked beneath the breaking skies With salt and thunder in his eyes The rain fell warm and called him home Past foam-white cliffs the gray sea roamed He climbed the path the rain had stained Warm rocks breathed deep through every vein He left his key beside the sea And watched three waves drag out the key His empty hands felt light and clean And every gull had somewhere been The rain fell warm on harbor stones And woke old echoes in his bones He walked beneath the breaking skies With salt and thunder in his eyes The rain fell warm and called him home Past foam-white cliffs the gray sea roamed He stopped beneath the old brass beam Rain ticked softly, stone by stone The sea withdrew but not alone He felt the old lamp in his chest Like harbor light against the coast And every shadow found its rest The rain fell warm on harbor stones And woke the years beneath his bones He turned toward the breaking skies With open hands and steady eyes The rain fell warm and called him free Past foam-white cliffs, the sea rolled deep The harbor brightened stone by stone A gull called once, then flew alone The path grew warm beneath his feet He left the rain to wash the street Then climbed the hill toward the light And carried shore inside his fist

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