Dearest Emily, there's a ghost in our town A ghost in the town from where you came Dearest Emily, there are cracks in the wall And voices in the hall that can't escape Do you remember when we all were young When we all were much younger than today? And have you noticed all the signs on the road Causing all who pass to know to please be safe?
And I won't keep quiet for the harm we've caused And I can't read wrinkles on your face And I don't have pennance for the things I've done I can't explain
There is a photo on the dash of our car That has recently gone dark from all the sun Could you imagine if our skin were to fall Would the world just be appalled at what we've done? Dearest Emily, there's a ghost in our town A ghost in the town from where you came All the nights that the dogs would bark I stand with no remark, a crying shame
There's a crack in the center of our kitchen floor And I'm curious of what it could destroy As I reach my hand into the dark below I hear your voice
And if you want me Like I want you A slow escape of all that's made Our purest, stolen virtue And if you need me Like I need you Then that ghost that bore itself below Won't bother me and, baby, won't bother you Read more at