Song | Somewhere Past the Quiet |
Artist | Bebo Norman |
Album | The Fabric of Verse |
Download | Image LRC TXT |
作曲 : Norman | |
I saw you in your mourning | |
Because my room was just the same | |
Through imaginary walls of masking tape | |
And somewhere past the quiet | |
I think I, | |
I heard you growing up | |
And I, well | |
I don’t think | |
I’ll ever be the same | |
And Dad was there beside us | |
He’d sing us into dreams | |
Of good ole’ | |
Blue and seen old roads | |
To die on | |
And river days of heat and haze | |
We’d run until the sun would fade | |
And he’d carry us up to our beds at night | |
CHORUS: And now we see this different angle | |
A second glance of life | |
In a world where fathers leave their boys | |
For the finer things | |
I can still remember laughing | |
So hard it hurts my heart | |
To think that we were just the lucky few | |
And all along | |
I never even knew | |
The light of day upon us | |
But now the scenery had changed | |
The Coventry was gone ‘fore noon arises | |
Just bigger boys with bigger toys | |
And separate rooms to stop the noise | |
And we, we’re still to young to know the finest call | |
But the holidays and candles brought the aging of our youth | |
The burning of all the innocence | |
Disguising all the truth | |
But our sunburned skin kept the taste of the salt | |
To fire the feelings we’d always fought | |
We’d found a new companion just ‘fore the fall | |
REPEAT CHO | |
RUS A season brought us back again | |
Just the three of us, alone | |
And if you ever see my heart fall again | |
Please pick it up, and bring it home | |
I saw you in your mourning | |
Because my room was just the same | |
Through imaginary walls of masking tape | |
And somewhere past the quiet | |
I think I heard you growing up | |
And I, well | |
I don’t think | |
I’ll ever be the same |
zuo qu : Norman | |
I saw you in your mourning | |
Because my room was just the same | |
Through imaginary walls of masking tape | |
And somewhere past the quiet | |
I think I, | |
I heard you growing up | |
And I, well | |
I don' t think | |
I' ll ever be the same | |
And Dad was there beside us | |
He' d sing us into dreams | |
Of good ole' | |
Blue and seen old roads | |
To die on | |
And river days of heat and haze | |
We' d run until the sun would fade | |
And he' d carry us up to our beds at night | |
CHORUS: And now we see this different angle | |
A second glance of life | |
In a world where fathers leave their boys | |
For the finer things | |
I can still remember laughing | |
So hard it hurts my heart | |
To think that we were just the lucky few | |
And all along | |
I never even knew | |
The light of day upon us | |
But now the scenery had changed | |
The Coventry was gone ' fore noon arises | |
Just bigger boys with bigger toys | |
And separate rooms to stop the noise | |
And we, we' re still to young to know the finest call | |
But the holidays and candles brought the aging of our youth | |
The burning of all the innocence | |
Disguising all the truth | |
But our sunburned skin kept the taste of the salt | |
To fire the feelings we' d always fought | |
We' d found a new companion just ' fore the fall | |
REPEAT CHO | |
RUS A season brought us back again | |
Just the three of us, alone | |
And if you ever see my heart fall again | |
Please pick it up, and bring it home | |
I saw you in your mourning | |
Because my room was just the same | |
Through imaginary walls of masking tape | |
And somewhere past the quiet | |
I think I heard you growing up | |
And I, well | |
I don' t think | |
I' ll ever be the same |
zuò qǔ : Norman | |
I saw you in your mourning | |
Because my room was just the same | |
Through imaginary walls of masking tape | |
And somewhere past the quiet | |
I think I, | |
I heard you growing up | |
And I, well | |
I don' t think | |
I' ll ever be the same | |
And Dad was there beside us | |
He' d sing us into dreams | |
Of good ole' | |
Blue and seen old roads | |
To die on | |
And river days of heat and haze | |
We' d run until the sun would fade | |
And he' d carry us up to our beds at night | |
CHORUS: And now we see this different angle | |
A second glance of life | |
In a world where fathers leave their boys | |
For the finer things | |
I can still remember laughing | |
So hard it hurts my heart | |
To think that we were just the lucky few | |
And all along | |
I never even knew | |
The light of day upon us | |
But now the scenery had changed | |
The Coventry was gone ' fore noon arises | |
Just bigger boys with bigger toys | |
And separate rooms to stop the noise | |
And we, we' re still to young to know the finest call | |
But the holidays and candles brought the aging of our youth | |
The burning of all the innocence | |
Disguising all the truth | |
But our sunburned skin kept the taste of the salt | |
To fire the feelings we' d always fought | |
We' d found a new companion just ' fore the fall | |
REPEAT CHO | |
RUS A season brought us back again | |
Just the three of us, alone | |
And if you ever see my heart fall again | |
Please pick it up, and bring it home | |
I saw you in your mourning | |
Because my room was just the same | |
Through imaginary walls of masking tape | |
And somewhere past the quiet | |
I think I heard you growing up | |
And I, well | |
I don' t think | |
I' ll ever be the same |