Song information  On this page you can read the lyrics of the song There Was a Man , by - Pearls Before Swine. Song from the album Balaklava, in the genre Иностранный рокRelease date: 13.12.2018
Record label: Drag City
Song language: English
 Song information  On this page you can read the lyrics of the song There Was a Man , by - Pearls Before Swine. Song from the album Balaklava, in the genre Иностранный рокThere Was a Man | 
| There was a man came to our town | 
| He wore a suit of red | 
| He memorized with secret eyes | 
| That he hid away in his head | 
| He had a scar upon his head | 
| Where there used to be a crown | 
| But he sold his robes at the five and ten | 
| And lived on the edge of town | 
| That fall he showed us a magic leaf | 
| That he could change to snow | 
| He bought it partly with his grief | 
| And partly with his soul | 
| He scattered seeds in the alley way | 
| He never seemed to rest | 
| And when you went to ask him why | 
| All he ever said was yes | 
| He made a swan from waving grass | 
| Beside a crystal shore | 
| And a sunrise spun from broken glass | 
| And many things wondrous more | 
| But then his hands began to burn | 
| When he heard the news from the war | 
| When we cannot find each other he said | 
| Then we can’t run away any more | 
| Next day with tears along his face | 
| He passed us on the hill | 
| No one thought to ask him to stay | 
| And he knows that we never will | 
| There was a man came to our town | 
| He wore a suit of red | 
| He memorized with secret eyes | 
| That he hid away in his head | 
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