Nina Mankin – Full Moon Lyrics

The shadows grow longer
The weight disappears
As he walks through
A landscape of hunger
Dark silence is welcome
Even pain, even fear
Till feelings don't touch him
Any longer

Full Moon

When I wake
in the morning
Or when I'm jolted
in the middle of the night
Your face
hovers close to mine
The touch
of your hands
on my cheek
seem to linger!

Full Moon

He isn't the first
And he won't be the last
Whose dying is etched
In the veins of our hearts
And the longer it hurts,
The deeper the pain
And the harder I cry, lord
The stronger I am

Full Moon

I hold your sacrum in my hands like a shelf, the bones pushing out of
your back a shelf, do you remember? Do you remember how that was good?
How you couldn't eat and then you could eat until you couldn't taste
anything but yourself, your sweat and your blood, do you remember how
that was good? I hold your sacrum in my hands like a shelf, the bones
pushing out of your back a shelf, do you remember? Do you remember how
that was good? Do you remember?