Feral children in the pouring rain
for every constellation she might navigate again
each and ever line she might wear in time
baptized by the rain and the euphoria of pain
could kiss or punch, sober or drunk
lifted way high or taken down deep
into blue space where the rules change
feral children know how to survive
feral children can fight for their lives
feral children hear what no one knows
there's no words for the infinity of ghosts
the infinity of ghosts
hold on, hold on
holding back the sea seems unlikely
she'll tell you
i can forgive you
but i can't forget you
and you won't forget me
hold on, hold on
hoding back the fire seems to flame desire
try parting the water crossing the sea
she'll tell you
i can forgive you
but i can't forget you
and you won't forget me
Beth Orton (born Elizabeth Caroline Orton) is a British singer-songwriter known for her folk-rock sound. Active since 1996, she gained international recognition with her debut album "Central Reservation" (1999), which featured the hits "She Cries Your Name" and "Written in the Sand". Orton is recognized for her evocative melodies, introspective lyrics, and use of both acoustic and electronic instruments. Throughout her career, she has collaborated with artists such as William Orbit, Brian Eno, and The Chemical Brothers. Some of her most acclaimed albums include "Daybreaker" (2002) and "Comfort of Strangers" (2016). Her music is characterized by an intimate and melancholic atmosphere, exploring themes of love, loss, and spirituality.
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