“Tell all the stones we're gonna make a building…
We'll be cut into shape and set into place.
Or if you'd rather be a window, I'll gladly be the frame,
Reflecting any kind words, we'll let in all their blame…”

Torches Together.
Catch For Us The Foxes (2004)

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