Written By: René Patrick Boxem, Zora Cock

Lyrics (Start at 0:01):

I got lost in the garden
And crossed a boundary
Where garden meets wilderness
I felt the shift profoundly
We would’ve been unlikely
We would’ve been fractious
And in my mind, I buried us
Right beneath the Taxus

Lying side-by-side after life
I feel my rotten heart burn as I yearn
To feel some warmth, to be alive
In my mind, I buried us side-by-side

We belong to the earth now (We belong to the earth now)
Right beneath the Taxus (Right beneath the Taxus)
In the land of what-ifs
Would we have been too fractious?
Or wonderfully unlikely? (Or wonderfully unlikely?)
Would we have shone brightly? (Would we have shone brightly?)
Whenever I close my eyes
We’re still dancing in the afterlife

Buried side-by-side after life
I feel my rotten heart burn as I yearn
To feel some warmth, to be alive
In my mind, I buried us
In my mind, I buried us
In my mind, I buried us side-by-side

There was much haste, there was no time
No eulogy, no wake
But I’ve been silently humming our threnody
And weeping while walking away
Away, away, away

I got lost in the garden (Lost in the garden)
And crossed a boundary (Crossed a boundary)
And when you crossed mine
I felt the shift profoundly

Buried side-by-side after life
I feel my rotten heart burn as I yearn
To feel some warmth, to be alive
In my mind, I buried us
In my mind, I buried us
In my mind, I buried us side-by-side

Oh, I’ve been silently humming our threnody
And weeping while walking away
I’ve been silently humming our threnody
And weeping while walking away