Lyrics: Sloux-tribe poem

Look the herons in the greenbilled water
their wet-ash wings wear medallions of patience
We drift on...
[go?]
We have stories as old as the great seas
breaking through the chest
Flying out the mouth
Noisy tongues that once were silenced
All the oceans we contain, coming to light [, coming to light]

All the dark birds rush from the river
Leaving only the stillness of their language
There are no clocks to measure time,
but the beating of our singing hearts [, sing hard]
[go?
We have stories as old as the great seas
breaking through the chest
Flying out the mouth
Noisy tongues that once were silenced]
You will know it is winter
by the way you dreams tremble like stones
when the wind comes through
The wind, full of hearts that beat quick and strong

[Noisy tongues that once were silenced
All the oceans we contain, coming to light

Primal breath