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letra de epilogue - thayerperiod

[thayer]
y’know how you told me
last summer
about that like story
about like
the book
where it was like-
talking about
trading your hands for wings?

[thayer’s grandmother]
yeah
[thayer]
do you remember that?

i like
i- y’know how i wrote like
a whole-
i like wrote-
like an album
themed around that a little bit-
can you just like
re-explain it to me?

cuz like i don’t-
i couldn’t find the like
source material
so could you just like
explain it-

[thayer’s grandmother]
i can explain it to you
but i can’t remember the way
i told it you i-

[thayer]
that-
that’s okay
just like
[thayer’s grandmother]
okay so
once upon a time
um-
they had-
fairies had a choicе
because
they lovеd to fly
because it was
so
perfection to be able to fly
and to be able to float
in the air
and
to have that magical ability
but they had
um-
because of that
they didn’t have hands
they had wings instead
so they had-
it came to a point
where they realized that they were
significantly disadvantaged
by not having hands
so they had
to decide
whether they had
wings or hands
and that-
they broke into like
two separate branches
one branch that was like
“okay”-
they-
they tried to have both
but it couldn’t work
and you could see how it couldn’t work
so they um-
the one that had wings
became super focused on the fact
they could fly
and that was all they could focus on
and the one that had hands
deprecated the wings
and so they basically go-
like-
kind of like to war against each other
and the ones who don’t have wings
are kind of ashamed of the fact
and they were always
empty
and missing that piece of themselves
that
could fly
and that’s in their genetic code
that they could fly
cuz they can’t fly anymore
and then the ones
who had the wings
were always longing for the ability
to like
be able to touch
with their hands

[thayer]
that’s so cool

i-
i love that so much-
is it from a book?
or?

[thayer’s grandmother]
yeah
and i don’t remember
where at this point anymore

- thayerperiod

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