Song information On this page you can read the lyrics of the song The Boy , by - Tom Rosenthal. Release date: 09.10.2011
Song language: English
Song information On this page you can read the lyrics of the song The Boy , by - Tom Rosenthal. The Boy |
| The boy sits in a field tall grass above his head, and he’s thinking of the |
| path that his ancestors did tread and as he’s dreaming of the future a mist |
| does descend, and he wonders if this is the beginning or this is the end |
| And out of the mist a tall creature does appear, his eyes wide and friendly, |
| his face full of years, he says «we're going on a journey in my hot air |
| balloon, and the time is now so we must get going soon». |
| They flew over the houses and the streets they use to know, over trains going |
| fast and people going slow, there were snow on the mountains and boats on the |
| sea, and there were lovers in the forest carving their names into a tree |
| The boys says «where are we going, where are we going to, I’m scared of the |
| future and I’m mildly scared of you, the creature looked down and said „don't |
| be scared of the unknown“, we’re going to a place in which I have grown |
| With a sudden gush of wind the balloon fell from the sky, and the boy shut his |
| eyes and hoped he wouldn’t die, the creature was calm, he had done this before |
| so he landed the hot air balloon and he opened the door |
| The boy walked out and he couldn’t believe his eyes, there was a flock of sheep |
| floating through the skies followed by a magic carpet on which their shepherd |
| did fly and the boy wondered what was going on. |
| So he walked through this land with the creature by his side, to his left was a |
| painter, painting the tides, and to his right a pack of wolves did cry to the |
| rise and fall of the moon. |
| They entered the forest and the trees they hung low, everything was dark and |
| nothing there did grow apart from a single yellow rose that the boy put in his |
| hair |
| Out of the forest, the snow it did fall, the creature held an umbrella high |
| above the boy then out the of snow appeared an empty platform, and they waited |
| patiently for a train |
| From far in the distance a train did arrive with a thousand polar bears |
| passengers inside, the creature said to the boy „are you ready for the ride“ |
| and the boy said» yes I think I am" |
| So they sped through the hills and over mountains they did go, over old wooden |
| bridges withered from the cold, and the boy stared out of the window and smiled |
| at all he could see |
| They travelled through the desert to the setting sun, over streams and rivers |
| to where it all begun, and through the wind and the rain until the days were |
| done, they rode through the land |
| All of a sudden, the train it did stop, the creature said to the boy «this is |
| where we both get off», and all the polar bear climbed to the top of the train |
| to wave their goodbyes |
| At the waters edge, nothing more was said, the boy looked at the creature, |
| not a single tear was shed, and the creature laid his hand upon the boys head, |
| and gave him a wink of his eye |
| The creature turned around and walked slowly to the sea, to go to a place where |
| forever he would be, and with one great leap he leapt into sea and in the blink |
| of an eye he was gone. |
| The boy stood still, alone now on the shore, he stared into the distance and |
| hoped there would be more, and the yellow rose it fell to the floor and drifted |
| away on the wind. |
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