Indigo

Indigo

 
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INDIGO
by R.D. Snow (c. 2008)

The sky in a shade of wonder
Soon is the eye of thunder
As rain paints the perfect picture
The sun breaks through the clouds
And dries away my doubts

And if I were a color in the sky
I'd be two mixed together, like you and I
Never pink, orange, or green
I'd be one you rarely see

Indigo, I'd be indigo
And you'd find me
Stretched across a rainbow
Indigo, I'd be indigo
Violet and blue
Lost when I am not with you
Indigo, oh oh indigo
I'd grab the sun and not let go

The grass in a shade of showers
And I, the lonely flower
Days without you soon over
When the clouds clear out to sea
And darling, you are coming back to me

And if I were a color in the grass
I'd be two mixed together, so high class
But I wouldn't be gold or Irish green
I'd be one you haven't seen

Indigo, I'd be indigo
And you'd find me
Stretched across a meadow
Indigo, blue wild indigo
Violet and blue
Lost when I am not with you
Indigo, oh oh indigo
I'd grab the sun and not let go

We're almost home
Near the end
One more day
I'll see you again

And if not tomorrow
And every day
And every day

Indigo, I'd be indigo
And you'd find me, oh baby
Stretched across a rainbow
Indigo, I'd be indigo
Violet and blue
Lost when I am not with you
Indigo, oh oh indigo
I'd grab the sun and not let go

Indigo, oh oh indigo
I'd grab the sun and not let go
Indigo, oh oh oh oh oh
I'd grab the sun and not let go
oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh
Indigo


R. D. Snow
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Photo by Delphine Ducaruge on Unsplash

 
 
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