Lyrics:
I never walked on the moon
I never saw the pyramids
I was never struck by famine or fortune
I'll never experience the world you inhabit
I'll
Deeper down
It's everywhere I look
From Las Vegas to right here
Under your dresser
Right by you ear
It's creeping in sweetly
It's definitely
The falling leaves drift by the window
The autumn leaves of red and gold
I see your lips, the summer kisses
The sun-burned hands I used to hold
guess
The flames of their so-called heaven
By now, I should run away
Leave the house, the church, the grave
And I won't do that
I open my eyes - cannot
you get all your chances
So make no mistakes and make sure that nobody else advances
Make your way to the top by any means necessary
And carry on until
Throwing his faith away
'Cause lonely is the rose
Oh don't you leave me now
Inside his heart and soul is cryin'
He's lost in the where and how
'Cause
Here come the Christian knights
Dressed in red and white
To bring the Holy Word and set the world alight
Here comes a plague of idiots blinded by
dies
Endless torment held by silent walls
The rays of light
Cannot shield you
From the dark within
Scars run deep
No time can heal
What has been torn
by pretending I have things I don't have
Like the cabbage patch kids that the girls have
This lie I've taken too far (wish I could take back)
But
In a church, by the face
He talks about the people going under
Only child know
A man decides after seventy years
That what he goes there for,
"Romance is a game for fools"
I used to say
A game I thought I'd never play
"Romance is a game for fools"
I said and grinned
Then you passed by
day
I woke up and found
That you were gone
Darkness all around me
Blackin out the sun
Old friends call me
But I just don't feel like talkin
Here I am
Making a stand for me
There you are
Standing too close to me
Your eyes see my truth
Reaching out for you
Both hearts burning
Yearning for
People on a train watch
The world go by
People on a train do not wonder why
They go near...they go far
Oh my...what a lot of tracks there
Hoverin' by my suitcase
Tryin' to find a warm place to spend the night
A heavy rain a fallin'
Seems I hear your voice callin'
"It's all right"
Sitting on a side street, as glancing eyes turn away.
Searching for answers in a song, and the cats that run away.
Hey Mr. Businessman, won't you
Walking through
Through the shadows of my past
Waiting for you to come back
Time is all I need
Why won't you come back to me
Cause your somewhere
I'm on the floor for most of my time
Feeling so bad, it's in my mind
Teens do lock good swinging by
If I'm grooving old I'll take my time
My
In my solitude
You haunt me
With dreadful ease
Of days gone by
In my solitude
You taunt me
With memories
That never die
I sit in my chair
to nothing
Ants build houses where I sleep
Crowds of people trample by
Rush hour traffic all through the night
Glowing embraces after midnight mass
Renews my
didn't
Need one at all because
I hate my brain.
When ignorance gets a hold of your neurons then it's not hard
To be tempted by its bliss its easy
In a church, by the face
He talks about the people going under
Only child know
A man decides after seventy years
That what he goes there for,
right
Said welcome to the spirit of 1956
Patient in the bushes next to '57
The highway is your girlfriend as you go by quick
Suburban trees,
Angels got a smile
Cures me when im sad
Now, better days are coming
On the way to you
Just a little piece of heaven
Makes my troubles fade away
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