Brick Wall - Two Loons For Tea, Brad Houser, Sarah Scott

Should I have a heart of stone?

Should I wear a face of glass?

If the love that I feel is torture

Then these thoughts of you should never last

In a world constructed of glass and stone

I?

m the only one that I can call my own

In the rivers that flow and the sun that shines

Comes a feeing that clings like an ivy vine to a brick wall

All of my love goes wasted

All of my passion lay covered in dust

At the top of my closet

With my faded photographs

There?

s a vase of tears that?

s beginning to rust

In a world constructed of glass and stone

I?

m the only one that I can call my own

In the rivers that flow and the sun that shines

Comes a feeing that clings like an ivy vine to a brick wall

Well, you?

re making sure to keep me at a distance

But you?

re good enough to acknowledge my existence

Safe behind your reason you refuse to think

Safe behind your brick wall, will you ever love again?

In a world constructed of glass and stone

I?

m the only one that I can call my own

In the rivers that flow and the sun that shines

Comes a feeing that clings like an ivy vine to a brick wall