Trey Snyder - Brave Sun Lyrics

When the sun rose through the sweat and the fog
As he got womaned and danced with a god
The wind but hovered above giving shape to his word

She waved free between the smoke and the sighs
To hers whom heeded the chase bid goodbye
Inexpressible names they all carved in the trees

To Jane faithfully
Your brave son to be

Of mud and sweet was her two-tounged curse
Lips smacked as the poisoned the verse
Yet he rhymed as the swains did of yesterday's wine

Poring over he wrote all he would
But reeling strains raveled back to the woods
Where he fell without her a stumped sickened sap of her stream

To whom you may be
I'll go on bravely

He spied alone through the reeds of the past
His crescent foe of the hunt lusting mad
He read you who peer to the east must now turn to the west

So the sun shed its last dripping rays
And the sky ran red blushing thick clouds of clay
Old hands reaching in went to mold a new brave

Father form me please
Mother let me be