Christopher Sean - Santa Ana lyrics

The night wind was blowing But now it has settled – There's a rustling A darkness, a pang Two figures emerge From behind the façade (For the life of me) I can't remember her name It was August or else Maybe November ‘The dead of night' – A phrase, how it rang She asked me to kiss Away all her memories So I did it And then I did it again “We were not born For battle, dear sir” She told me Free from all shame For she did not need Nor did I see A reason To point out the blame Santa Ana, my thirst Answered in prayer Where thought becomes Body and time Yes we were lovers Our souls unlike others "Was it you, then, who Asked me to shine?" The night wind was blowing But now it has settled – There's a rustling A darkness, a pang A lady comes out From behind the façade (For the life of me) I can't stop saying her name