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Listen while I tell of a secret life, clandestine lives entwined like vines. |
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You may already know where when and how. |
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If I tell ya then, it's no secret now. |
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Two sides to every story. |
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Heads and tails of the very same coin. |
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Two sides to every story. |
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Different words with identical rhyme. |
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They appear to be most commonplace. |
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They're breathing like the winners of a marathon race. |
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It's blase casuality... |
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They are balanced like a trinity. |
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Two sides to every story. |
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Opposites from the ends of the earth. |
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Two sides to every story. |
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Who's to say what either is worth. |
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We come together, our story's told as one. |
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We come together, after all is said and done. |
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Listen while I tell of a secret life, lives entwined like vines, man and wife. |
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They said it all, express solidarity... |
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When one's a crowd, three's company. |
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We come together, our story's told as one. |
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We come together, after all is said and done. |
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We come together, our story's told as one. |
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We come together, still the same two parallel lines. |