Song information On this page you can find the lyrics of the song Jigsaw, artist - Fish. Album song Fish Heads Club, in the genre Иностранный рок
Date of issue: 31.12.2012
Record label: Derek W Dick
Song language: English
Jigsaw |
We are jigsaw pieces aligned on the perimeter edge |
Interlocked through a missing piece |
We are renaissance children becalmed beneath the bridge of sighs |
Forever throwing firebrands at the stonework |
We are siamese children related by the heart |
Bleeding from the surgery of initial confrontation |
Holding the word-scalpels on trembling lips |
Stand straight, look me in the eye and say goodbye |
Stand straight, weve drifted past the point of reasons why |
Yesterday starts tomorrow, tomorrow starts today |
The problems always seem to be Were picking up the pieces on the ricochet |
Drowning tequila sunsets, stowaways on midnight ships |
Refugees of romance plead asylum from the real |
Scrambling distress signals on random frequencies |
Forever repatriated on guilt-laden morning planes |
We are pilots of passion sweating the flight on course |
To another summit conference, another breakfast-time divorce |
Screaming out a ceasefire, snowblind in an avalanche zone |
Stand straight, look me in the eye and say goodbye |
Stand straight, weve drifted past the point of reasons why |
Yesterday starts tomorrow, tomorrow starts today, |
The problems always seem to be Were picking up the pieces on the ricochet |
Are we trigger happy? |
russian roulette in the waiting room |
Empty chambers embracing the end |
Puzzled visions haunt the ripples of a trevi moon |
Dream coins for the fountain, or to cover your eyes |
We reached ignition point from the sparks of pleasantries |
Sensed the smoke advancing from horizons |
You must have known that I was planning an escape |
Stand straight, look me in the eye and say goodbye |
Stand straight, weve drifted past the point of reasons why |
Yesterday starts tomorrow, tomorrow starts today |
The problems always seem to be Were picking up the pieces on the ricochet |