Song information On this page you can find the lyrics of the song Forget To Remember (Sunday Mornings), artist - Autumn. Album song My New Time, in the genre Иностранный рок
Date of issue: 07.02.2011
Record label: Metal Blade Records
Song language: English
Forget To Remember (Sunday Mornings) |
Hello again, familiar morning routine |
Time’s ebbing away, but I feel no rush today |
No urge, no hurry, just the rhythm of the rain |
Sliding by, not here… |
I’m not nearly, nearly there |
So it’s back to black again in the early morning hours |
How I’d love to run away from the dogma that devours me |
So what’s different about this morning? |
The setting’s the same as everyday |
Who can tell what rearranged the rain |
To wash my fears away? |
There is so much more to living, so much more of the divine to gain |
for this silent colony bathing in the morning rain |
So it’s back to black again in the early morning hours |
How I’d love to run away from the dogma that devours me |
So it’s back to black again but I’m thinking of the escaping from the dull |
monotomy and the Sundays that are breaking me… I break me |
The stage is set for saints to fall and cleared for cowards to surprise |
It took me time to realise the life I lived and left behind |
is better off a memory |
Let’s see what dreams I find |
Many went to the shimmering land of make-believe |
and ventured the farthest corners of the mindscape |
Merely testing the ice, I never went too far from the safe and solid ground |
Afraid of the darkness I might find (underneath) |
Exploring the mind to escape from your daily lives, |
where you become the head of a state in a state of mind |
All links to reality fading |
Pandora’s box lies waiting |
Instead of the roof of the world it becomes a nightmare |
We expect perpetual motion, a chain effects |
The newfound land out to be a grain of sand (ever volatile) |
Searching the edge of consciousness for insights in the outside world |
Well conceived, but such rules only apply in this state of mind |
The key lies in knowledge, temperance |
No magical answers or escapes from reality, |
but a marvellous break for a visitor passing through |