Someday We Will Die Oh baby, I'm not too certain if you could tell, But I've been trying too hard not to kill myself. And love, and love, do you remember when we traveled the seas, built special for contras, hippies, and honeybees? The weed and honey was enticing and we, held peace by the cold fire and purple-blue trees. And boy, the shrooms made our love go slow, When we closed our eyes we saw kaleidoscopes. You taught me how to swim, you taught me how to love. My dreadlocks were your pillow though you tried to be tough. My body always left a bed in the grass, But you, there was no proof you were there, at last. You howled at the clouds that covered the stars, I could see your breath of anger, stronger than the smoke that staggers. I remember living by the bars you'd scream the same at home and I always knew. You remind me of a president and a poet and a crazy man too. But the way you smelled the air, love Oh, it also smelled of you. The vanilla and the eucalyptus, the sweat, It was intoxicating enough, the earth so wet. I knew you were a murderer of love it's own, But your writing, darling, how it felt was unknown. When your eyes were a sunrise and the background for stars Oh, love when it's all I could see, I wondered and wondered, bitter as tea. You were meant for me, and I'm not sure if I'm meant for you. But we evolved into a pair, just us two. My stream of the Dead Sea kissed your skin, Two are enough, we don't need any kin. And my love, it frustrates me to know that for so long I felt your face and what I felt was wrong. Your kiss felt impossible And our hearts stumbled and skipped True hazel was enamoring enough What was a breath? It was not from the smoking, love Cancer is not my star or sign For that, I was far too tough. Why did my lungs fall from their nest? It was not from the smoking, love Your eyes were my stars, a sign. You damned me, dazzled and dizzied Collision at a cold heart At light year speed, with no dead end. A mental note to smoke the blue green And dream a little dream Burrowed in your chest Your breathing at most rest Oh baby, you gave me something safe To the heart, the best of a taste I let my relenting mind succumb to being combined. And someday we will die With our coffins side by side. Soon to be ashes But our love still massive. And baby, I'm not too certain if you could tell, But I've been trying hard not to kill myself. But here you are, on my bed of grass You roll over to give permanence to your own lucky ass. As much as I have always, since day one, touched your face, it utterly frustrates me that I didn't really know what your face felt like until we kissed.