Third Family Portrait-Radical Face

[ti:Third Family Portrait] [ar:Radical Face] [al:The Family Tree: The Leaves] [by:] [offset:0] [00:00.00]Third Family Portrait - Radical Face [00:00.41]Written by：Benjamin Cooper [00:00.83]It was the dead of winter [00:08.40]The cold was in our bones [00:13.62]And our shelves stood barren [00:20.12]As we had ever known [00:25.48]So our mother stands on the porch one evening [00:32.56]The silent crack in her stony mask she looked up at the sky [00:42.17]And said please [01:11.91]And by the turn of summer we packed up all we owned [01:20.37]And with my mom and brothers we started for the coast [01:28.92]And I would count all the clouds on the way [01:36.84]And you and I would name them while the world around us changed [01:45.99]And I remember asking if the place we're moving would have more food [01:54.09]And my mother grew as distant as can be [02:02.43]And mouthed please [02:29.94]So I so tired eyes pay no mind [02:41.34]The river of time will drown these days out [03:15.40]It was the year just after we stood and watched the sea [03:28.23]And my mom was smiling [03:34.90]No longer saying please