From You to Me

Derek Webb
It's starts with plain geography
A dozen ways to get to Tennessee
South and west and all the rest
It's educational to some degree
I'm studying dead languages
In hopes that they might rise in melody
With a little speed from you to me
God makes a tabernacle from
A rock, a rib, and our two crooked frames
In Houston at the airport when I saw you there
And everything had changed
A ticket to somewhere north, a kindness, and
A map I could not read
Tracing the path from you to me
A ship out in the dark
The fog was heavy on my skin
There appeared so dim at first
Our house, a light that drew me in
Bound by chords of kindnesses
And vows that whisper after storms have stilled
Against my calculations clearly
I did not dream big enough for this
You lie out on the battlefield
I am a man, have mercy, did I plead
And love it bleeds
And love it bleeds
From you to me