Song information On this page you can find the lyrics of the song Chain Of Life, artist - Roger Waters. Album song Music From The Body, in the genre Прогрессивный рокChain Of Life |
| Cry, Baby, cry |
| Grow, Baby, grow |
| Stand on your own |
| Holidays and happy days at home |
| Seaside, bike ride, fun land, hot sand, childhood floating by Wonder why I feel so shy when you are passing by The years of love and wine |
| Pass by the magic eye |
| Good time, lifetime |
| Good line, lifeline |
| Pass by the magic eye |
| Your child is growing fast |
| His future is your past |
| Good time, lifetime |
| Good line, lifeline |
| His future is your past |
| Slow down, look around |
| Memories come drifting down |
| Good time, lifetime |
| Good line, lifeline |
| Memories come drifting down |
| And I remember rather well |
| Gather round my chair and I will tell |
| Carriages were open to the breeze |
| Muffin boys and trams and trees |
| I recall when I was younger, world was not so small |
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