There’s a night of revelations
That time before the movie screen
I just kept travelin’ under your clothes
The moments that were in between
You pushed me off, as I was thinkin’ of love
Wondering if you’d something to tell
I am waiting for your lips to move
Am I waiting in vain Estelle?
Rosemary wanted to talk to me,
I told her of our touch
She had always thought there was something about me
But she never had assumed that much
As I went away, she told me to stay
You got to crawl out of your shell
Is she right about being alive,
or are you enough Estelle?
I haven’t seen a smile from you
Ever since we’ve left the beach
You were always such a sad-eyed girl
And maybe a bit out of reach
When your mother died, your brother cried
but you were someone else
You didn’t even cry when I told you that night
that you would die yourself.
Is there some kind of reason?
Or is it just you Estelle?
You lay broke down in the alley
Nothing made me touch the door
I didn’t even know that you wanted to go
To the same play as before
And when I combed my hair, you thought you lost me there
You didn’t even know me that well
Hey, that’s no way to say goodbye
Even if it’s you, Estelle
If you’re ever going back
To the town you left behind
Give my thanks to Marianne,
for treating you and me so kind
I never did, don’t think that I might
Lately I’m not feeling that well
Is it because you never closed the door?
Or because you’re not here, Estelle?
Even after you had closed the door
I managed for sometime to breathe
You had told me never to run
Even if it meant to be free
So I never ran, don’t even think that I can
The last time tried, I fell
I can’t trouble you, but what troubles me;
You never said; fare thee well
Can you hear me singing this song,
or are you long gone Estelle?
(Thanks to: Up to Me – Bob Dylan)
©DirtyMosquito – 2011