Song information On this page you can read the lyrics of the song Time Is the Anchor , by - Chris Pureka. Song from the album How I Learned to See in the Dark, in the genre Release date: 12.04.2010
Record label: Haldern Pop
Song language: English
Time Is the Anchor |
| Run if you want to* |
| Yeah, run if you want to |
| Yeah, run if you want to, time is the anchor, change is the constant, |
| love is the trigger |
| The cards have been dealt, the call from the belfry |
| The raking of leaves, it only reminds me |
| I remember you asked, could I picture you older |
| No, I can’t see the laugh lines receding |
| The grey doesn’t suit you, the green light in your eyes |
| It only reminds me of springtime |
| Oh and already, the time it had changed us, we question the kindness, |
| test every trust, and we hang from the rafters and spit out such cruel things |
| Oh just like, 'You just know me, you don’t know me at all' |
| 'Yeah, you just don’t know me, you don’t know me at all.' |
| If the light’s turning red, keep your hand on the door, because you know that |
| it might be a lesson in letting go, it might be a lesson in losing the best |
| things, it might be a lesson in never, never again' |
| Oh and already, the time it has changed me |
| I fear I won’t even cry when it’s over |
| It’ll just be some shadow that sneaks out at sunset, only to wind up drunk on |
| your doorstep |
| You just know me, you don’t know me at all |
| Yeah, you just don’t know me, you don’t know me at all |
| If the lights turning red, keep your hand on the door, because you know that it |
| might be a lesson in letting go, it might be a lesson in losing the best things, |
| it might be a lesson in never, never again |
| Run if you want to, Yeah, run if you want to |
| Run if you want to |
| Yeah, run if you want to |
| Yeah, run if you want to, time is the anchor, change is the constant, |
| love is the trigger |
| The cards have been dealt, the call from the belfry |
| The raking of leaves, it only reminds me' |
| I remember you asked, could I picture you older |
| No, I can’t see the laugh lines receding |
| The grey doesn’t suit you, the green light in your eyes |
| It only reminds me of springtime' |
| Oh and already, the time it had changed us, we question the kindness, |
| test every trust, and we hang from the rafters and spit out such cruel things' |
| Oh just like, 'You just know me, you don’t know me at all |
| 'Yeah, you just don’t know me, you don’t know me at all |
| If the light’s turning red, keep your hand on the door, because you know that |
| it might be a lesson in letting go, it might be a lesson in losing the best |
| things, it might be a lesson in never, never again' |
| Oh and already, the time it has changed me |
| I fear I won’t even cry when it’s over |
| It’ll just be some shadow that sneaks out at sunset, only to wind up drunk on |
| your doorstep |
| 'You just know me, you don’t know me at all.' |
| 'Yeah, you just don’t know me, you don’t know me at all |
| If the light’s turning red, keep your hand on the door, because you know that |
| it might be a lesson in letting go, it might be a lesson in losing the best |
| things, it might be a lesson in never, never again |
| Run if you want to, Yeah, run if you want to |