(paul simon)

One and one-half wandering jews
Free to wander wherever they choose
Are travelling together
In the sangre de cristo
The blood of christ mountains
Of new mexico
On the last leg of the journey
They started a long time ago
The arc of a love affair
Rainbows in the high desert air
Mountain passes slipping into stones
Hearts and bones
Hearts and bones
Hearts and bones
Thinking back to the season before
Looking back through the cracks in the door
Two people were married
The act was outrageous
The bride was contagious
She burned like a bride
These events may have had some effect
On the man with the girl by his side
The arc of a love affair
His hands rolling down her hair
Love like lightning shaking till it moans
Hearts and bones
Hearts and bones
Hearts and bones
And whoa whoa whoa
She said why?
Why don't we drive through the night
And we'll wake up down in mexico
Oh i
I don't know nothin' about nothin'
About mexico
And tell me why
Why won't you love me
For who I am
Where I am
He said:
'cause that's not the way the world is baby
This is how I love you, baby
This is how I love you, baby
One and one-half wandering jews
Returned to their natural coasts
To resume old acquaintances
Step out occasionally
And speculate who had been damaged the most
Easy time will determine if these consolations
Will be their reward
The arc of a love affair
Waiting to be restored
You take two bodies and you twirl them into one
Their hearts and their bones
And they won't come undone
Hearts and bones
Hearts and bones
Hearts and bones
Hearts and bones

• All Around The World or The Myth of Fingerprints
• Allergies
• Benedictus
• Born at The Right Time
• Can't Run But
• Diamonds on The Soles of Her Shoes
• Further to Fly
• Graceland
• Gumboots
• Hearts & Bones
• Homeless
• I Know What I Know
• Proof
• She Moves On
• Song About The Moon
• Spirit Voices
• That Was Your Mother
• The Boy in The Bubble
• The Coast
• The Cool, Cool River
• The Obvious Child
• The Rhythm of The Saints
• Think Too Much
• Train in The Distance
• Under African Skies
• When Numbers Get Serious
• You Can Call Me Al