Song information On this page you can read the lyrics of the song Melting , by - Paul Kelly. Song from the album Words & Music, in the genre Иностранный рокRelease date: 03.09.1998
Record label: Paul Kelly
Song language: English
Melting |
| At the back of my grandmother’s house there was a hill |
| With a tangled garden, thick and wild |
| We used to go there, you and I, as children |
| Slipping away from the aunts and uncles and their homemade brew |
| We carried our ice creams in the summer sun |
| Trying to make them last as long as we could |
| Pretty soon they started to run |
| Dripping down our arms, dripping on the ground |
| Melting |
| We sat under the trees smoking bark |
| Lighting little fires and stompin' each one out |
| As the summer went on the flames grew higher |
| We just stared and stared and stared at everything melting |
| Melting |
| At the back of my grandmother’s house there was a hill |
| Black and smoking at the end of the day |
| We watched the fire trucks go back on down the road |
| We heard them calling out our names |
| We were standing in the shadows, melting |
| Melting, melting |
| Now my grandmother’s house is a supermarket |
| And I’m far away, living in a colder city |
| And tonight I’ve pulled the top off a bottle of beer |
| And I’ve lit a fire and I’m staring, staring |
| Where are you, where are you now? |
| You’re melting, we’re all melting, melting, melting, melting |