Comfort Food
Comfort Food sluit de cirkel van het album met een tweede nummer over vluchtelingen. Een stel is al tijden onderweg, op de vlucht voor iemand anders’ oorlog. Ze hebben iets meer, kunnen nergens heen en vinden slechts troost bij hun vuurtje, waarop ze samen hun eten maken.
Comfort Food completes the circle of the album with a second song about refugees. A couple
has been traveling for ages, on the run from someone else’s war. They have very little, and they have no stable living environment. The only comfort they can find is in the warmth of
their fire. There, together, they make their food.
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Comfort Food – music & words by Live Poets Society
Sitting by the fire
Hands folded on her knees
Her dress is torn and dirty
It’s the warmth that gives her peace
Flames play their game of catch
As the ember’s glowing red
It takes away her sorrow
And lights her up instead
When times get rough, and life is tough
And it’s the cold she has to face
When the world weighs on her shoulders
She’s relying on the comfort
Of her fire place
Standing in the doorway
His hands are tightly squeezed
While he’s thinking of their journey
Across the desert and the seas
Cause their past is torn to pieces
And their dreams all fell apart
In this world they are the outcast
Because of someone else’s war
Their times are rough, and life is tough
And it’s the cold he has to face
When the world weighs on his shoulders
He goes back to the comfort
Of her fire place
When darkness falls they come together
In peace they cook their food
Though the feeling is unspoken
It is always understood
That when times get rough, and life is tough
And it’s the cold they have to face
When the world weighs on their shoulders
They can come back to the fire
When times get rough, and life is tough
And it’s the cold they have to face
When the world weighs on their shoulders
They can come back to the comfort
Of the fire place
JeeWee Donkers – vocal, guitars, mandolin and percussion
Peter Holen – keyboards en flute
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