Lyrics
The Provo overpass, I-15 hums low
Third week of November, first hint of snow
The chainlink bit my mitten, a diamond-shaped scar
You pointed out Kolob, your favorite star
[Chorus]
Hyrum, the air was so cold then
Beneath us the headlights, a slow amen
[Verse 2]
You said, "The veil is thin here," your breath was a ghost
I thought of the cambium, under the frost
The part of the tree that nobody sees
Asleep in the roots of the cottonwood trees
[Chorus]
Hyrum, the air was so cold then
Beneath us the headlights, a slow amen
[Bridge]
The greenhouse glass fogs from the inside first
A word is a seed, once it's planted, it's cursed
[Outro]
The tail lights just fade out
A prayer in your mouth
About Lullaby Lane
Lullaby Lane was raised on Mormon hymns in the high desert of Utah, but a mission trip to Appalachia at 19 replaced her faith with the raw truths of folk music. After quietly leaving the church, a move that devastated her family, she relocated to the coastal rainforest of Astoria, Oregon. These songs are written on a fifty-dollar celesta she found in a thrift store, each one a quiet prayer for…
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