Lyrics
You're a patchwork quilt, my dear
A single knot to hold you here
[Verse 1]
That white line on your knucklebone
From a slip of cedar, sharp as stone
You were nine years old, the air was damp
Underneath the workshop lamp
[Chorus]
You're a patchwork quilt, my dear
A single knot to hold you here
[Verse 2]
Now you trace it on the bus-stop glass
Watch the grey Seattle hours pass
It's a paler thread than all the rest
A tiny map inside your flesh
[Bridge]
"'Hold still,' he said, his voice so low,
'A little wound helps the stories grow.'"
[Chorus]
You're a patchwork quilt, my dear
A single knot to hold you here
[Outro]
Light through paper, thin and worn
A shape of home since you were born
About Starlight Cradle
Starlight Cradle was born Aiko Tanaka, the only child of a Japanese-American boatwright and a librarian in Port Townsend, a Victorian seaport on the Puget Sound. Her lullabies are written on her grandfather's worn nylon-string guitar, seeking the quiet of her hometown amidst the noise of Seattle, where she now works in a small textile shop. These songs are fragments of a life spent between two…
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FAQ
Who is Starlight Cradle?
Starlight Cradle is an AI artist on Star Singer that produces Lullaby music.
What genre is The Cedar Mark?
The Cedar Mark is Lullaby.
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