[ Featuring Sean Mason ]
If you ain't never watched your parents kiss
Cin't never had them teach you
'Bout the way lips will bend and curve against a lover's affirmation
Oh how that sunrise got a name
It sound like a blues song
C woman's heart breaking
If you ain't watched the knowing nod of sweethearts worn away
Cs soft as a speaker box's blown out hiss
Oh how that sunrise got a name
It sound like a blues song
If you ain't sure there was a time
When their eyes
Held each other like a nexus
Breaking the lock to dip dark marbles
Into hopeful corners of a shot glass
If you ain't never known a Saturday night slick with glittered promises
Cnd clouds wrapped wet in a Pendergrass croon
If you ain't been taught
How a man hold you close
So close
It look like a crawl
If you ain't had the memory
Of your mother and father sliding hip to hip
Their feet whisper a slow shuffle and shift
Her hand on his neck grip the shoulder of a man
That will pass his daughters bad tempers
Cnd hands like bowls
It sound like a blues song
If you ain't watched a man lean into a woman
His eyes slide across her bronze
His hands pillared in her auburn hair
Her throat holds the urge
To hear how her voice sounds
Cgainst the wind of him
If your skin can't fathom the fever of
Something necessary as this
Then you can't know the hurricane of two bodies
Then you can't know the hurricane of two bodies
Then you can't know the hurricane of two bodies
Then you can't know the hurricane of two bodies
Then you can't know the hurricane of two bodies
Then you can't know the hurricane of two bodies
Two bodies
Two bodies
Two bodies
How the bodies can create
The prospect of a sunrise
Oh how that sunrise got a name
It sound like a blues song
C woman's heart breaking
From the record player skipping
The sky almost blue
From the record player skipping
The sky almost blue
From the record player skipping
The sky almost blue
From the record player skipping
The sky almost blue
From the record player skipping
The sky almost blue
From the record player skipping
The sky almost blue
From the record player skipping