Description
Arranger: Josephine Illingworth-Law
Producer: Josephine Illingworth-Law
Composer: Josephine Illingworth-Law
Lyrics and translation
Original
Falling asleep with you on my shoulder.
And hoping to keep you under the crook of my arm.
And touching your hand, just brushing your fingers.
A joining so bright and so gentle.
A love like a damselfly's wing.
And rising at dawn, you bade me soft farewell.
Your head leaves a print on the pillow.
So I sleep with the spirits you mend.
And you tell me things by light of a candle.
A cave at the end of the winding path.
Filled with paintings and bells that ring.
Got me that old holy feeling.
Got me that old holy feeling.
And I know my future ends.
So
I let you in, you turned your face. You were callous, I was changed.
In hollow ways and open roads. I watched your open eyes explode.
Take it in with feathered touch. Upon my skin in our last touch. Shook you out with summer rain.
We'll come again and wash our faces clean.
Got me that old holy feeling.
Got me that old holy feeling