Lyrics Vision - Matthew E. White

Vision - Matthew E. White
Song information On this page you can find the lyrics of the song Vision, artist - Matthew E. White. Album song Fresh Blood, in the genre Альтернатива
Date of issue: 08.03.2015
Record label: Domino
Song language: English

Vision

Nobody in this world is better than us
In this world is better than us
Nobody in this world is better than us
Nobody in this world is better than us
Come sit next to me
The air is fine
Don’t it feel good honey
Don’t it feel good tonight
In the old courtyard
Listen to the chimes
When they’re gone, they’re gone forever
The clear sky for the moon and stars
Don’t they look good honey
Don’t they look good tonight
The room we share isn’t far
Always the same thing
Nothing changes
Please don’t my vision
I’ve seen things I can’t explain
Midnight (my love)
Love is a decision (My love)
I’m feeling joy
You’re feeling pain
A foolish song at the breakup
Don’t it sound good honey
Don’t it sound alright
Oh you look good honey
You look alright
I hope you feel warm baby in the morning light
We hear those flip and drift away
Always changing
Echoing forever
Nobody in this world is better than us
In this world is better than us
Nobody in this world is better than us
Nobody in this world is better than us
Nobody Nobody Nobody in this world is better than us

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Artist lyrics: Matthew E. White