Not Quite Connected

I picked you up at ten to four
Just like a thousand times before
On a thousand other days

We took a walk in Silver Springs
I didn't even say a thing
Everything just disappeared

I was there the day the river went dry
and I just watched it flow away
I just stood and watched that river die
Cuz when all is gone and nothing else remains
You just hope for rain

You saw the dried-out river bed
You broke the silence and you said
Where did all that water go?

I didn't know, so I replied
It's just the nature of the tide
But you knew better

I was there the day the river went dry
and I just watched it flow away
I just stood and watched that river die
Cuz when all is gone and nothing else remains
You just hope for rain

I took you home, you said good night
I watched you fade into the light
Then you vanished through the door

My skin is dry as desert air
There's water, water everywhere
But I'm not thirsty

I was there the day the river went dry
and I just watched you flow away
I just stood and watched that river die
Cuz when all is gone and nothing else remains
You just hope for rain

And just hope for rain
And just hope for rain
And just hope for rain