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Look For Me

If I should disappear in the middle of the ocean 

And caught between the waves and the sea  

Would you come and look for me 


If I should journey to the moon  

and spend a year on the island of doom 

Would you come live with me 

Conscience speaks to moral men 

And the universe uphold the power of women 

 

You have embarked on a mission to the moon 

And a miracle might be coming soon 

Something that you have never seen before 

Might come knocking on your feeble door 

It might be there from more than three thousand 

Year’s buried in layers and layers of moon sand 

And it will lead you directly to the origin of man 

 

If I strip naked and lay in the dark, 

 Would you come and cover me 

There is an oracle positioned on the hill 

And if you keep still you will hear the wind 

When it blows a soft voice will energe from below 

And it will tell you to go where you don’t want to go 

 

If the wind lift me up and leave me stranded in the tree 

 Would you came and rescue me 

I have been waiting for  

more than a decade for you to come 

 from when the skies touch the ocean  

and the sun burns the surface of the sea 

And man in his pride glorify thee 

From the Bosom of the sea 

 

The heart was there and  

Hope flusters in the porous air 

And the garden palm 

Sways pacefully with the wind 

would you come and show 

 me where it begins 

 

If my heart was melting before thee 

Would you come and comfort me 

If I fell in a week’s long trance  

and lie unconscious on the lawn 

and all the life  was gone out of the tree 

Would you come and visit me 

 

The numbers are running after thee 

 And the parallel lines are standing 

 Straight before thee 

The train is waiting at the crossing 

 and driver is making his final bid  

What gives you the idea 

that we are one big happy family

If I should leave this broken line  

Would you make a new bloodline with me 

Come I am waiting for thee 

 

 

 

 

 


Copyright © Christine Phillips

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