Hey Marseilles performs "Tides" live, a spoken-sung indie folk song about longing and mortality. The narrator would trade 10,000 days for one more hour with someone they love, weaving between personal confession and existential questions like "Does the truth suffice?"
The ground we're on keeps shifting, but our steps still stay in time. For all the ways I've missed my aim, I know love is right. Now I hear your whisper in this colder corner moon. There's nothing easy in this moment, and nothing Thanks for one more hour with you. I would trade 10,000 days for one more hour with you. We curse and mourn and give our all to never know for sure. But I try to see the way I bleed as proof enough for me. Does the truth suffice? Cashew rings up on quiet afternoons. We take it all, we make our own, throw out what we don't use. All along we've known the way these conversations end. You can't deny this, or it's time to summon Sarah Mann. It's just as well we tell ourselves there's not so much to lose. [FOREIGN] [FOREIGN]
