The Boon

I can see you
 I can see through walls
 Across great lands
 Where some of you have gone
 Into the earth
 Or undersea
 Where some found gold
 And some found bones
 I can see you
 Are you here today?
 You, you, wonder about those feelings
 Are they still here today?
 You, you, ever think about the tracks of the train
 That led to the sea?
 And the moon in June knows life
 Those old cartoons
 Those old cartoons
 And the smoke, it hung in the room
 I've waited a lifetime
 To see the sun, oh
 Long before the moon died
 I knew it well
 And it would mean the world now
 If you would come 'round
 We could watch the sundown
 We could watch it come down
 Unless time
 In the room
 By the old dead door and the chain
 The tracing lawnmower brings
 In the space of a sound
 In the world spinning round
 And the day's already found
 In those days
 Is it me? (In this thing, I wonder?)
 Is it me? (Oh, this sting I've missed)
 Is it me? (How they sting, I wonder?)
 The smoke clings to the dune
 I've waited for a lifetime
 To see the sundown
 I've watched a memory
 I knew it well
 Oh, oh, oh
 It would mean the world to me
 If you would come, come 'round
 And we could watch, we could watch the sun come down
 We could watch it come down one last time
 One last time
 One last time
 One last time