Unwind

Unwind - Latin Quarter

Written by：Greg Harewood/Yona Dunsford

You measured by certainties that didn't exist

You accepted forever when you barely had kissed

In a town at a time of a peace that

No one could find

The silk mills the anthills the tendrils

Began to unwind

You were keeping your balance

But losing your feet

Living the gulf between a drum and a beat

It never stopped running the

Blood of the contract you

Signed

The weak wills the nerve pills the treadmills

Began to unwind

You knew how many fractures make up a big break

But it took without giving and left you to shake

Forging ahead but somehow always falling behind

The cheap thrills the stand stills the bar bills

Began to unwind

A lover too late after a premature wife

Touching the limits of a limitless life

In the teeth of a gale as it bit and

Started to grind

The saw mills the drink spills the untils

You measured by certainties you only invented

In a life that you paid for but still only

Rented

You figured that leaving was

Kinder than being unkind

The wind chills the windmills the free wills

Began to unwind

Began to unwind