With blue dragons in the air, Lately finds her golden hair, Stars fell down through just told lies, Slipped her fingers and amber eyes, And spiral down
Slippers in the snow, outside my window, Renounce the morning glow, I suppose they've nowhere else to go... I've fallen, in the safest place, I've fallen
songs were playing in my head I feel so much better now. And how can I depend on something that never ends? Gates in fields, surrounding world and ties, all of them were lies, Your
I see your face in my thoughts, my dreams, And I can't get you out of my head, I know who you are, what you're up to, You don't love me, but I can't
How could I have known that I'd break my heart so young? You've such a wit, and such a clever tongue, Pretty eyes bare their inner surprise, ties and
the docks: it's been a week; we've been saying you're running out of luck And I'd watch your eyes for signs of pride. And I'd watch your eyes as you
And I sit in the sun, and I can't look back, 'Cos the way that you spoke sent me down the wrong track, Into millions of miles of ice and sleet, With
The colours rise and rain above the shadow town awe struck with love. You'll never see a war time dove. How could we say, how could we know we'd make
finally gonna start something new without you. You led me on for far too long, with your not-so-subtle hints, I've thought about you too many times; it's time to leave But your
You've got year 12 kicks and hair dye, and I've got square one; the place where I belong. But check your yearbook; you'll see you've put as your happiest
labels, And the scent of crayons, sandwich crumbs on classroom tables This is the scrapbook of our youth (I tried to change), Throughout your life, your
By and by, we used what we had to fly higher When will I, when will I try to be shy, to be shyer We don't know where we belong, or if the sky will be
