"Filter" genre: Folk
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	CD: Common Frames   Label: Visual Sound Records Credits: Lyrics and Music Copyright Jess Fay 2002
	Story Behind the Song I wrote this song about running away from relationships when they get too good or intense because of the underlying fear of rejection. I saw someone do this and then realized that there's a piece of me that completely identifies with that insecurity. Lyrics Kaia filter your pain Sift it right into my hand I'll dig a grave and I'll bury it Or else let it scatter in the wind You're sailing away in that white veil again Anchors won't hold you in this wind And you turn the corner With ice on your shoulder And another heart On the sole of your shoe Hey, I just came here to talk We're so distant these days Tell me what's tiring your soul How come you always run away? Okay, don't speak that's fine Lay back, I'll sing you the song of my life, it goes: I turned the corner With ice on my shoulder And another heart On the sole of my shoe So Kaia, filter your pain I'll bury it right here next to mine And we'll turn that corner With doves on each shoulder And a cradled heart Where the hurt used to be

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