
Soft as Kerosene
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- brass
- melancholic
- mellotron
- trumpet
- art rock
- saxophone
- bittersweet
- symphonic rock
- organ
- progressive rock
About
Art Rock
Lyrics
Verse 1
Window panes and winter grey
The empty chair across the way
I trace the dust on stacked-up years
Like water held then let to drain
Pre-Chorus
And every room still hums your name
Faint as a radio left on
Chorus
Ooh, the glow we kept so nearly alive
Burned soft as kerosene in the dark
We leaned against the fading of the light
And swore we'd never learn to part
Post-Chorus
Ooh, ooh, ooh
Hold the hours, hold the hours
Verse 2
Out past the orchard and the fence
The field goes on where we grew quiet
A trumpet note climbs slow and sharp
And cuts the hush like second summer
Pre-Chorus
But every turn brings back your face
Faint as a station out of range
Chorus
Ooh, the glow we kept so nearly alive
Burned soft as kerosene in the dark
We leaned against the fading of the light
And swore we'd never learn to part
Hook
Under the horn and the choir
We sang it once and once again (again)
Under the horn and the choir
The sound we kept for quieter men
Bridge
Hold back the swell
Let the brass rise on its own
Turn the page and let it fall
A voice, a chord, a single stone
Then the full tide of it all
Final Chorus
Ooh, the glow we kept so nearly alive
Burns out across the closing dark
We leaned into the last of the light
And carried what we could not part
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