Lyrics
[Intro] [Verse] Cardboard boxes on the floor Tape across the kitchen door Stacking up the heavy years Wiping back the salty tears Found a tin behind the tea Waiting there just for me Old wood floors begin to creak Kiss of dust upon my cheek [Pre-Chorus] Flour smudges on the page Yellowed by a gentle age Photo strips of summer sun Before the city life begun I see her smile in every line Everything was once so fine [Chorus] Peach cobbler in the air Rocking in that wooden chair Fireflies against the screen Best life I have ever seen It’s a quiet kind of grace Found it in this dusty place Ordinary miracles are true I’m bringing back the light for you [Post-Chorus] Oh, the sugar and the spice Doesn't need a second price Just a little bit of soul Finally I’m feeling whole [Verse] Neon lights and crowded streets Bitter coffee, tasteless treats I was chasing hollow dreams Ripping at the golden seams Now I smell the cinnamon Let the healing just begin Handwriting I know so well Casting such a holy spell [Pre-Chorus] Blueberry stains and butter cream Wake me from this city dream I can see the neon sign “Grandma’s Diner” looking fine It’s time to turn the rusted key To the girl I used to be [Chorus] Peach cobbler in the air Rocking in that wooden chair Fireflies against the screen Best life I have ever seen It’s a quiet kind of grace Found it in this dusty place Ordinary miracles are true I’m bringing back the light for you [Bridge] Paint the walls a robin’s egg No more need to plead or beg Open up the heavy blind Leave the city noise behind Flour on my apron strings These are all the better things The recipe for coming home No more reason left to roam [Solo] [Chorus] Peach cobbler in the air Rocking in that wooden chair Fireflies against the screen Best life I have ever seen It’s a quiet kind of grace Found it in this dusty place Ordinary miracles are true I’m bringing back the light for you [Post-Chorus] Oh, the sugar and the spice Doesn't need a second price Just a little bit of soul Finally I’m feeling whole [Breakdown] Table for two By the window view Passing it down To this little town [Outro]
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