作词 : Seán O'Brien
作曲 : Seán O'Brien
I don't know the difference between love and hatred.
Both sides, they occupy the mind from Monday morning through to Sunday night.

You're disappearing all the time, they said.
You're not the same as you were this time two years ago.
The walls you've built, separate you from you, and you're so far out of view.

See, I gave it all up when the red light burned my eye.
Double-yellow reflected oh so bright, and the sound of cobblestone from a mile away.
A late night whisper nobody could hear, but me.
From a distance yeah, it all makes sense to the traveller.
Cars come and cars go like dreams and I'm too far gone to be seen.

Like a midnight troubadour I'll join the queue,
because I'm counting down the time til I dream comes true.
There's a love deep down that I'm ready to renew, now I'm done weighing it all on you.

And I know deep down I've been failing to recognise the world alive in the flicker of a stranger's eyes, disguised, confined and hidden in plain sight. Oh just dying to be seen.
Cup-in-hand, the bedless man. He looks right up, says all the remains is all that you forgot.
No I'm too far gone to be caught.

Like a midnight troubadour I'll join the queue,
because I'm counting down the time til I dream comes true.
There's a love deep down that I'm ready to renew, now I'm done weighing it all on you.

Like a midnight troubadour I'll join the queue,
because I'm counting down the time til I dream comes true.
There's a love deep down that I'm ready to renew, now I'm done weighing it all on you.