Song information On this page you can find the lyrics of the song Someday Past the Sunset, artist - Chris Robinson Brotherhood. Album song The Magic Door, in the genre Иностранный рок
Date of issue: 10.09.2012
Record label: Silver Arrow
Song language: English
Someday Past the Sunset |
Well there’s something missing, but they won’t drag the river |
God sends his children out into the streets |
You can dig all you want, but there’s no buried hatchets |
Just bones on the table, burn holes in the seat |
I feel weary in the weight of these days |
I’ve been down with dogs, I’ve been low with toads |
I’ve walked down the road, the old hermit won’t go |
And I’ve felt the holy in infinite spaces |
I read their names while they all hid their faces |
I feel weary in the weight of these days |
I feel weary in the weight of these days |
Will you meet me someday past the sunset? |
We’ll shine like chrome with snow white angel wings |
Will you meet me someday past the sunset? |
Known by the known, the dreamers of the dream |
And stich by stitch, we work to tear the seam |
One hand in the sky, one on the third rail |
Your mind can’t be free if your soul is in jail |
So long live the chains, set my iron free |
Long live your king when he’s dead like me |
I feel weary in the weight of these days |
I feel weary in the weight of these days |
Will you meet me someday past the sunset? |
We’ll shine like chrome with snow white angel wings |
Will you meet me someday past the sunset? |
Known by the known, the dreamers of the dream |
And stich by stitch, we work to tear the seam |
Behind The Door, eye The Stone |
Listen To The Voices that Won’t Leave You Alone |
Climb Up The Vine that goes Straight To Your Mind |
Get Lost In The Jungle of Your Own Space And Time |
I feel lucky in the weight of these days |
I feel lucky in the weight of these days |
Will you meet me someday past the sunset? |
We’ll shine like chrome with snow white angel wings |
Will you meet me someday past the sunset? |
Known by the known, the dreamers of the dream |
And stich by stitch, we work to tear the seams |