Song information On this page you can find the lyrics of the song Long Cold Day, artist - Fish. Album song Fellini Days, in the genre Иностранный рок
Date of issue: 01.05.2001
Record label: Derek W Dick
Song language: English
Long Cold Day |
It’s so funny, you don’t call at night, always missing in action |
I’m left out in the cold and you’d never have thought I was thinking |
Turning it over |
Putting the pieces in place and building a case for my anger |
I’m taking it in, I’m taking my time in taking you out, 'cause it’ll be a long |
cold day in Hell before I take you back |
So tired of your lying, I can’t sleep at night |
I’ll accept what I’m told, take what I’m sold |
There’s no question to ask |
To sort out the answers |
To prove who is wrong or who is right |
But I know in my heart that we’re breaking apart |
If we admit to the truth |
Pretend it’s all been an act |
As a matter of fact |
It’ll be a long cold day in Hell before I take you back |
Sometimes I feel like I’m sailing on a dreamboat on wild and heavy seas |
I was cast adrift or fallen overboard, I catch my breath and head for shore |
I turn around, the ship sails on |
This ship sails on |
Funny, you don’t call at night, always missing in action |
I’m left out in the cold and you’d never have thought I was thinking |
I was thinking |
Still thinking |
Still thinking |
Said I was, said I was |
So tired of your lying, I can’t sleep at night |
I’ll accept what I’m told, take what I’m sold |
There’s no question to ask |
To sort out the answers |
To prove who is wrong or who is right |
But I know in my heart that we’re breaking apart |
If we admit to the truth |
Pretend it’s all been an act |
As a matter of fact |
It’ll be a long cold day in Hell before I take you back |
And I still remember sailing on that dreamboat on starlit mirrored seas |
I hold my breath and I gaze from shore from this empty beach and this pile of |
clothes |
I hit the water, the ship sails on |
I hit the water, the ship sails on |
I hit the water, the ship sails on |
I hit the water, the ship sails on |