| You’re holding bits of styrofoam
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| With your face painted on to your friends
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| You listen to them whine and moan
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| About everything you can’t understand
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| Can I just say I don’t fear the light
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| But darkness descends once more into my life
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| And suddenly we’re all alone in silence
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| So I take a step away
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| I look up to the falling snow
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| As it makes its home upon my face
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| Well I wouldn’t want to ruin something I couldn’t save
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| The gap will keep us safe
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| The gap will keep us safe
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| Step away, get me when I’m down
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| And suddenly I’m five years old
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| And I’m just so cold I want to cry
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| I haul up on my gentlemen
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| Who have always been there in hard times
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| They’re just not like that man of mine
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| Who visit me from time to time
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| My love, I treasure you
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| I hear that summer’s coming back
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| So I stretch out my back and travel a long
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| The winter though it darkens me
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| It is pure and clean and all I want
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| I’ll apologize to the ones I love
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| For leaving them when the sun comes up
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| Too bright for me, darkness descends
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| Oh well I’m not well again
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| And once more darkness it descends
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| The ground is falling under me
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| And I can’t find the means to leave
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| Convinced that I am going mad
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| Oh I bury my head into his hands
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| So sure that I’m loosing faith
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| Oh I clear a space in his fathers land
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| You deal with God far too young
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| Before you know it your life has run away |