Beth Orton Sweetest Decline Lyrics

She weaves secrets in her hair
The whispers are not hers to share
She's deep as a well
She's deep as a well

Another day wastes away
And my heart sinks with the sun
A new day's dawning
And a new day has not yet begun

So, anyway, there I was
Just sitting on your porch
Drinking in your sweetest decline
Your sweetest decline

What's the use in regrets
They're just things we haven't done yet
What are regrets?
They're just lessons we haven't learned yet Another day draws away
And my heart sinks with the sun
It's like catching snow on my tongue
It's like catching snow on my tongue

So, anyway, there I was
Just sitting on your porch
Drinking in your sweetest decline
The sweetest decline

What are regrets?
What are regrets?
They're just lessons we haven't learned yet
It's like catching snow on your tongue
You can't pin this butterfly down
Can't pin this butterfly down

Who wrote Sweetest Decline lyrics?

Sweetest Decline is written by Elizabeth Caroline Orton.

When was Sweetest Decline released?

Sweetest Decline is first released on March 09, 1999 as part of Beth Orton's album "Central Reservation" which includes 12 tracks in total. This song is the 1st track on this album.

Which genre is Sweetest Decline?

Sweetest Decline falls under the genre Rock.

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