Tom Hartley Booth - This Too Shall Pass

Come dilute my arrogance
Of summers warmth and sweet blossom air
Remind me I am fragile
Blessed with food and clothes to wear
The sun is white within these memories
It's warmth only felt through tempered glass
Company please subdue me
Let me know winter will pass
Promise me this too shall pass

Seize the joy of laugher pure
That once embraced your ribs like a rope
Glorify that very moment
Let nothing steal your hope
There in lies secrets of childhood gone
And all the innocence it once cast
Bodies age and entomb you
And eventually they will pass

But I promise you this too shall pass

We're more certain of death
Than how we should live
And seasons roll over too fast
But nothing prepares
For the first fall of snow
And forgetting that this too shall pass

But I promise that this too shall pass

Help my mind to un-entwine the patterns
I have bound myself within
Help my mind to un-entwine the patterns
I have bound myself within
Help my mind to un-entwine the patterns
I have bound myself within
Help my mind to un-entwine the patterns
I have bound myself within
Help my mind to un-entwine the patterns
I have bound myself within
Help my mind to un-entwine the patterns
I have bound myself within

We're more certain of death
Than how we should live
And seasons roll over too fast
But nothing prepares
For the first fall of snow
And forgetting that this too shall pass
We're more certain of death
Than how we should live
And seasons roll over too fast
But nothing prepares
For the first fall of snow
And forgetting that this too shall pass

But I promise that this too shall pass

Written by:
Thomas Hartley Booth

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