1. |
Peace of Mind
04:23
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when all of the living is hard now
in your eyes
and selling your soul to the evil
is the best that you can do
tell me would you stand
when they take you from her hand
will it tear your heart in two
if she leaves before you do
and waiting for peace
waiting for peace of mind
you struggle to keep
keep your head up high
and the world seems a mess
when you look at it sometimes
yeah the world seems a mess
when you look at it sometimes
moments are freezing in silence
that you try hard to push away
but time keeps on dripping like water
and the setting sun’s on the way
tell me would you stand
when they take you from her hand
will it break your only hope
if they tell you she won’t come home
and waiting for peace
waiting for peace of mind
you struggle to keep
keep your head up high
and the world seems a mess
when you look at it sometimes
yeah the world seems a mess
when you look at it sometimes
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2. |
Walls (Remastered)
03:33
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streets of this town are busy, but at night they're coughing
street cars are filled with people, staring into nothing
the clubs are warm and soothing, but they won't give you home
the sound can hurt you only, when the silence comes
walls around so high
raised before your eyes
and dancing in our heads
the harlequins cheer
harlequins cheer
harlequins cheer
lights go out on mainstreet, and sunlight turns up soft
but the day may come up cloudy, bringing sorrow hard enough
I wandered by the fences, restless in the morning
this town is not for poets, you get muted from you're born
walls around so high
raised before your eyes
and dancing in our heads
the harlequins cheer
harlequins cheer
harlequins cheer
on my way to nowhere, I came knocking at your door
but the house was dark and empty, and your picture didn't show
I walked on through the wild, found places rough and real
where deep inside my mind, I found us lost in fear
walls around so high
raised before your eyes
and dancing in our heads
the harlequins cheer
harlequins cheer
harlequins cheer
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