Hello, me again with a missing line. I have written what other lyrics sites say but it doesn't sound like that to me nor seem to make much sense, so I'm curious if anyone can make it out.
https://lyricstranslate.com/en/alana-grace-glass-house-lyrics.html
Here's the video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=25OnRGCUkgQ
The line is around 0:15.
Thanks in advance
Evander
This is just what it sounds like to me doesn't mean it's necessarily correct:
And I'm sick and tired of dashing stones
Sudden moons and broken bones
You say I'll make it through
But I don't believe you
And I'm sick and tired of dashing stones
Sudden moons and broken bones
You say I'll make it through
But I don't believe you
I think it is "wounds" rather than "moons", otherwise that sounds correct to me.
Well, "wounds" would make more sense with the line if you think about it so it could be "wounds".
To me it sounds like
"sick and tired of stepping stones"
I also think that
"sudden wounds and broken bones"
would make sense, but indeed it´s hard to identify
Agree with the second line but the first is clearly "dashing stones" to me. Probably a metaphor for "the endless grind until you're getting anywhere".
Dare to propose 'mourns' in place of 'moons'. Yeah, in standard English it's a verb, but poets used to violate rules easily. Here the author could create a noun such as is in 'regret', 'lament' or 'sorrow'. 'M' sounds so clearly on all speeds.
I recommend https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lQTK-0rhNIY instead of non-available link above
I asked someone who had a copy of the CD and lyric book :)
"I'm sick and tired of dodging stones
Salt in wounds and broken bones"
@Creative_Username Brilliant, thank you!
And thanks everyone for your suggestions.
