TERESSA MAHONEY

Lyrics

You walked with me up this mountain
Sometimes the pines bent over under snow
Sometimes they glimmered and danced in the light of morning
My feet were on the ground, I was ready to go

I made some grand sweeping statements
Said I would follow you into the dawn
Then came the avalanche, out of nowhere
I was swept away, and you were gone

I’m bleeding, beating my hands on the ground
I thought You wouldn’t let me fall
Barely breathing, needing your arms around me
Maybe I never knew you at all

Lying here, on a bed of grass, clouds are stirring
I’m petrified to admit there’s so much I don’t know
But maybe a drop can’t explain the ocean
And a seed has to die before it can grow

I’m bleeding, beating my hands on the ground
I thought you wouldn’t let me fall
Barely breathing, needing your arms around me
Maybe I never knew you

I’m bleeding, beating my hands on the ground
I thought you wouldn’t let me fall
Barely breathing, needing your arms around me
Maybe I never knew you
Maybe my idea of you was too small
Maybe I never knew you at all