
Date of issue: 31.12.1985
Song language: English
The Well Of Loneliness |
You sit still inside a well where you wish all will be well |
You’re silently dreaming what no tongue can ever tell |
This is the well of loneliness, oh, this is the well of loneliness |
And oh, of broken promises, where you have decided nothing changes |
I once thought fame and romance could drag me out of hell |
But they have only chained me here, in a lifelike prison cell |
They are many, we are few |
There’s not much that we can do |
In a well of no hoping, there’s no point in hoping |
In a well of no hoping, there’s no hope, there’s no point in hoping |
This is the well of loneliness, oh, this is the well of loneliness |
And oh, of broken promises, where you have decided nothing changes |
They promised me paradise if I fell under their spell |
Glazed-eyed passive citizens suit them very well |
This is the well of loneliness, oh, this is the well of loneliness |
And oh, of broken promises, where you have decided nothing changes. |
Could these sleepers ever wake, or have we come too late? |
They have done such a good job on them down there in the well. |
They are many, we are few (I see no way up, I see no way out). |
There’s not much that we can do (I see no way up, I see no way out). |
In a well of no hoping, there’s no point in hoping. |
In a well of no hoping, there’s no hope, there’s no point in hoping |
In a well of no hoping, there’s no hope, there’s no point in hoping |
Is there hope? |
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