Keep your headlights low in the fog on a long country road,
where the row of cherry tree toss their blossoms to the breeze.
And the wine grows on the vine, reminding me of sweeter times,
when the family trees were sound, not rotten in the ground.
‘Cause the fault lines here run deep, through the stone and through the creek,
and the secrets we don’t speak of, can you hear them?
But the wedding bells are ringing, under a bamboo altar,
and the choir girls are singing, can you hear them? can you hear them?
We were better than, we were better then than we are now.
We are pushed up against the ridge of time and how?
And the lines are drawn in white, to separate what’s right
from all that’s wrong in this here world, can you see them?
And the seeds are planting down, reminding me of fuller times
when our love hung like the stars, do you see them? can you reach them?
We were better than, we were better then than we are now.
We are pushed up against the ridge of time and how?
And the bleeding hearts are yearning, for their own book of longing,
place the poems on the page, for the lovers and the deranged.
And a strange night had ensued, before the morning after,
and their laughter filled the skies, to their demons demise.
And their eyes were blue and bright, a simple moon, a luckless sight
to their iris’ delight, can you see them? can you read them?
We were better than, we were better then than we are now.
We are pushed up against the ridge of time and how?
Probably my favourite of all Sofia's many excellent release.
I adore her voice, her songwriting and, well, everything about her really! Sofia Talvik is, quite simply, amazing! Marcus Ferguson
Have had the pleasure of seeing Abigail perform twice (the Burdock & Winnipeg house concert). Her mad harmonic skills, compelling lyrics, and hilarious stage presence make each performance something special! heathenevelovesyou
Abigail's voice, guitar, and tension is still on full display, but the accompaniments unfold an extra dimension to her sensational songwriting ability. codydjango
Buoyant songs that summon the spirit of New Orleans, with beautifully bleary brass, light up the latest from Annabelle Chvostek Bandcamp New & Notable Mar 27, 2021
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