Song | Trouble |
Artist | Jurga |
Album | Aukso Pieva |
When I was a child, | |
I was singing with a bird, | |
I was flying with a bee, | |
round' n' round – yellow and brown. | |
I had many questions | |
like “Why”? “When”? and “How”? | |
there were some answers surprising me till now. | |
“One” is a trouble, | |
“Two” is a couple | |
which often make troubles out of nothing. | |
People are creative – | |
that's our native: | |
everybody knows rules but they foul up the game. | |
Two days ago | |
I was ready to flow | |
down the river with a blue and white freedom. | |
But then I saw | |
the red skies in Your sad eyes | |
reflecting dying flowers and borning stars – I stopped. | |
You're asking me things – | |
I answer You by songs, | |
sometimes it makes You mad but sometimes You smile. | |
I like when You're smiling, | |
so one time a week | |
I do something stupid like giving names to each one of Your shoes. | |
The red skies in Your sad eyes… |
When I was a child, | |
I was singing with a bird, | |
I was flying with a bee, | |
round' n' round yellow and brown. | |
I had many questions | |
like " Why"? " When"? and " How"? | |
there were some answers surprising me till now. | |
" One" is a trouble, | |
" Two" is a couple | |
which often make troubles out of nothing. | |
People are creative | |
that' s our native: | |
everybody knows rules but they foul up the game. | |
Two days ago | |
I was ready to flow | |
down the river with a blue and white freedom. | |
But then I saw | |
the red skies in Your sad eyes | |
reflecting dying flowers and borning stars I stopped. | |
You' re asking me things | |
I answer You by songs, | |
sometimes it makes You mad but sometimes You smile. | |
I like when You' re smiling, | |
so one time a week | |
I do something stupid like giving names to each one of Your shoes. | |
The red skies in Your sad eyes |