Landslides - Zara Kershaw

I’m the disease and the medicine

‘Cause I always come and go

Each time I leave as a skeleton

He hates to love me down to the bone

He admits it’s been too long

Holds up another beer instead

Asked me how my mother’s been

Said «I haven’t seen her yet»

And as I raise my glass

Knowing it could be the last

Night we’ll ever have

When the train finally pulls me back

I let go but you let landslides fall on my window

As dust fell we fled, left our raincoats warm at the door

Say we were young, we were just kids

Look at all the mess we made

When someone asks me if I’m his

He feels the need to look away

And as we’re walking back

Rain dripping caramel

I still taste the past

Doesn’t falter but I know him well

I let go but you let landslides fall on my window

As dust fell we fled, left our raincoats warm at the door

It’s electric

He knows I’m soft to the touch

And he thinks about it

Talking not saying too much

I try hard to fight it

Old bridges we have burned

I know you hate to love whenever I return

Gone cold for you

Though I can’t forget it

But if I keep remembering

I’ll know I’ll regret it

We’re both alive and crazy

Knowing it is heaven

With just a little more

I let go but you let landslides

I let go but you let landslides

Fall on my window

As dust fell we fled, left our raincoats warm at the door

I let go but you let landslides fall on my window

As dust fell we fled, left our raincoats warm at the door