Good Guess from Good Guess by Winston C.W.
Tracklist
| 8. | Good Guess | 8:04 |
Lyrics
Treetops touched by that rolling wind
A desperate brush against your sun-kissed skin
You’ll have to refresh me—where have I been?
Good guess, lover, try again
It’s as if I planned it, it looks so trim
I gave shorter answers, I shaved my chin
The ceiling moves and the colors blend
Good guess, lover, try again
A joyous day but a sad affair
I think I’ll step out and take the air
The endorphins rush
My bones feel bare
I hear a haunting chorus
Give a callous stare
I stored the thought away and took up my pen
Wrote “good guess, lover, try again”
The tungsten bulb, the contact lens
Newton’s apple, market trends
Great inventions by willful men
Good guess, lover, try again
They’re building that building with that tiny crane
From phony stone and plastic panes
Stare long enough, you can watch it change
But for now, lover, I’ll shift my gaze
I look at your picture, squint til it bends
The eaves start rustling and I’m numb again
And no one knows where that feeling ends
We’re strangers to even what we pretend
Remember me sometimes like you knew me when
It was a good guess, lover, try again
