| Song | Thermal |
| Artist | Arve Henriksen |
| Album | Cartography |
| Download | Image LRC TXT |
| Morning, you lay sleeping | |
| Your small body clinging tightly to mine | |
| With frightening dependency | |
| Life defining, impossible to betray | |
| And with that… | |
| The mattress rose | |
| Set adrift on the burgeoning emotional tide | |
| Colliding with the once stationary objects | |
| Of an uninhabited life | |
| What had been concealed | |
| Was exhaled from god knows where | |
| Colour-drained, unsalvageable | |
| Shape shifting | |
| And, with function relinquished | |
| Resigned from service | |
| Two blue sleeping bags | |
| Nudged against one another | |
| Bearing the once warm imprint of our bodies | |
| The sun-baked stone garden | |
| Retracted its promise | |
| It was cold in that place of perpetual summer | |
| If you were afraid you didn’t show it | |
| You who were born bearing the face | |
| Of irrepressible grief | |
| So as not to disappoint you | |
| I lay motionless | |
| Rapt by the rise and stall of your breathing | |
| Your fingertips and thighs | |
| Quietly affirming my place at your side. |
| Morning, you lay sleeping | |
| Your small body clinging tightly to mine | |
| With frightening dependency | |
| Life defining, impossible to betray | |
| And with that | |
| The mattress rose | |
| Set adrift on the burgeoning emotional tide | |
| Colliding with the once stationary objects | |
| Of an uninhabited life | |
| What had been concealed | |
| Was exhaled from god knows where | |
| Colourdrained, unsalvageable | |
| Shape shifting | |
| And, with function relinquished | |
| Resigned from service | |
| Two blue sleeping bags | |
| Nudged against one another | |
| Bearing the once warm imprint of our bodies | |
| The sunbaked stone garden | |
| Retracted its promise | |
| It was cold in that place of perpetual summer | |
| If you were afraid you didn' t show it | |
| You who were born bearing the face | |
| Of irrepressible grief | |
| So as not to disappoint you | |
| I lay motionless | |
| Rapt by the rise and stall of your breathing | |
| Your fingertips and thighs | |
| Quietly affirming my place at your side. |
| Morning, you lay sleeping | |
| Your small body clinging tightly to mine | |
| With frightening dependency | |
| Life defining, impossible to betray | |
| And with that | |
| The mattress rose | |
| Set adrift on the burgeoning emotional tide | |
| Colliding with the once stationary objects | |
| Of an uninhabited life | |
| What had been concealed | |
| Was exhaled from god knows where | |
| Colourdrained, unsalvageable | |
| Shape shifting | |
| And, with function relinquished | |
| Resigned from service | |
| Two blue sleeping bags | |
| Nudged against one another | |
| Bearing the once warm imprint of our bodies | |
| The sunbaked stone garden | |
| Retracted its promise | |
| It was cold in that place of perpetual summer | |
| If you were afraid you didn' t show it | |
| You who were born bearing the face | |
| Of irrepressible grief | |
| So as not to disappoint you | |
| I lay motionless | |
| Rapt by the rise and stall of your breathing | |
| Your fingertips and thighs | |
| Quietly affirming my place at your side. |