
Date of issue: 31.01.1976
Song language: English
Aftertones |
Sometimes it’s all too much to say aloud |
The sound’s a shroud |
The meanings crowd |
Sometimes the words are painful to the ear |
They disappear and nothing’s clear |
‘Til all that’s left to me are aftertones |
I take them home |
We live alone |
But I remember chains of melody |
It pleases me — this song’s for free |
Within the memories of our life gone by |
Afraid to die, we learn to lie |
And measure out the time in coffee spoons |
In fading suns and dying moons |
‘Til all that’s left to see are aftertones |
And no one knows |
Where meaning goes |
But i remember chains of melody |
It pleases me — this song’s for free |
And ooh, I like the sound |
Of harmony from time to time |
I really do believe |
In some kind of tomorrow |
When it speaks to me |
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