1. |
Ghost
03:16
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2. |
So Slow
03:00
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3. |
Friend
03:34
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Hello there my friend
Been waiting here so
Patiently to hear you sing.
Sing a shallow lullaby and hide your lying eyes
You close yours I'll close mine.
Rain drums at the window pane
a rhythm broken
because it knows the story's name
It's no pathetic fallacy from a weekend-poet's book
It's too cruel to be a game
So if you leave me here, time, it will fly
Quicker than you think
We'll share a sky but not a life and live out separate lives
A book that's broken at the spine.
There's a rhythm to your speech, look on your face
Something you can't teach gives you away
There's a rhythm to your speech , look on your face
Looking at your feet gives you away
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4. |
Sometimes
03:48
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Sometimes you gotta wait for it
Sometimes it's there
Sometimes you gotta hurt for it
Sometimes you gotta care
Oh you, you're coming home with me
Oh you, I don't care who sees
He don't deserve you like I do
I've tried so hard to forget you
My love
Sometimes you gotta work for it
Sometimes its free
Feels like you wanna die for it
Darling, lay next to me
Oh you, you're coming home with me
Oh you, I don't care who sees
He don't deserve you like I do
I've tried so hard to forget you
My love
Oh, come down and meet me
Down by the shore
Bring him if needs be
I'll show him what for
Dutch courage is easy
Four bottles or more
We'll fight in the cold breeze
Til' our heads hit the floor
Oh you, you're coming home with me
Oh you, I don't care who sees
He don't deserve you like I do
I've tried so hard to forget you
My love
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