Flour Drawing Lyrics

The berries on the way home from the barn

Stop running the wasp won't do you no harm

The faces I would make, baking the cake with my mom

I wanted to grow up, drink in a cup, dig a pond

My father tapping the blade in the foam

He's sweaty, his leather hands green as the lawn

Now take me to the woods, show me the ruins, make a bow

I wanted to achieve, call me naive, I'll prove you wrong

And all the chandeliers I forged in my great hall

I can't decide which one should better fall

And all these pieces of me, I watch them tenderly

I keep them all inside our sacred ship

My brothers breaking the slates on the roof

They're sweaty, who hit the ball, speak the truth

Now pick out your disguise, choose the right size young indian

We'll climb up the old trees, what's overseas, leave your land

And all the chandeliers I forged in my great hall

I can't decide which one should better fall

And all these pieces of me, I watch them tenderly

I keep them all inside our sacred ship

And now that I'm older, with my head and my heart

I'll make you king and queen

I won't resign 'til you get what you've bet