Mrs. Juliette Low Phosphorescent

If the sound that gets made with each going away
Were to lean on my knuckles to come
Then the spinning about making moths in my mouth
Like a hymn from the heavens would hum

Babies sweet on the floor ever calling for more
Ever tasting their flight on their tongues
See them roll on the ground with their bellies so round
Know they're bound to keep rolling along

And Mrs. Juliette Low sings so pretty and slow
Singing 'Boy, ain't you going so wrong?
If your voice is to pray and your legs is to stay
Then where you been going so long?'

Yet still the light likes to fade at the end of each day
And it shines like a curtain of glass
On to some state of grace where her movements take place
Ain't we always so going so fast

In the chill of some gray afternoon
In the still fading light of my room
I'll be aching to say, "Lover, don't go away"
And we will not go away