Taka and Lucy (Brownstein/Amarante)
When you pluck a steel string, my body starts to rhyme and ring
When you write a simple song, I learn the words to sing along
When you write within the sky, I’ll play your verse to rise and fly
Soaring like a bird of prey, measuring the night and day
Lucy, tearfall, eyes of blue
Taka, too portrays the mood
He takes the eyes and follows through
They play a song for me and you
When I sail a tranquil stream, your ballad brings a genial dream
Holding through the blackest night, shadowing the sharpest light
When you break a bolted door, I come along and go to war
Swaying in the perfect storm, twirling from the static norm
Lucy, tearfall, eyes of blue
Taka, too portrays the mood
He takes the eyes and follows through
They play a song for me and you
When you settle, cool and still, I fade the fall and calm the kill
Holding up a simple tune, living in an afternoon
Written by Jake Brownstein and Patrick Amarante
Copyright Lazy Egg Records