How Strange It Is - Duckies

The sun in the back
Is getting eaten by the laurel and the hemlock
So I trimmed them down

There's a scent creeping out
It's an black dog nipping at the heels of a boy
In the woods of my old house

There's a call from another extension
Asking for the time
Hang it up hang it up
And come in through the basement

It's alright to leave the rest on their own
No weaving stories of home with a life you made up

Another day a dream of how
Wild ducks fly backward leaving tracks in the snow
You don't love it anymore
But at least you remember it

They call it a cure to the what
Dressed in pollen and sap here to give you a hug
Just as phantom hums disappear
Comes a halo of bees there to buzz in your ears

And oh what's that crack in your head
Where light shines through
If there isn't an end how can I love you to death
A perpetual spin to the bottom

Another day a dream of how
Wild ducks fly backward leaving tracks in the snow
You don't love it anymore
But at least you remember it
Before you go

Written by:
Jordan Krinsky

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