Steel Train Lyrics
5. Wake Your Eyes
Wake your eyes cause the world's still turning around the love that we built Called in sick 'cause I spent the night dreaming loud the time she was ill And I'm running so far from this guilt And the weeks they just pass and it's easy to guess why I miss them There are colors inside that I can not find the words for And the reason we're here, it has never shined clear like the water So don't pass me by Yeah All my time is in rhyme 'cause I live in a dream where she can be free I set myself to the side and I'll watch as the lives pass as I sleep Oh it doesn't mean I can't believe And the weeks they just pass and it's easy to guess why I miss them There are colors inside that I can not find the words for And the reason we're here, it has never shined clear like the water So don't pass me by All I see is the girl that bleeds in the dark but no one's around Takes her time 'cause her beauty's in rhyme with her soul, flys like the dove And no one can tell who to love And the weeks they just pass and it's easy to guess why I miss them There are colors inside that I can not find the words for And the reason we're here, it has never shined clear like the water So don't pass me by [echoing Oh's] Wake your eyes cause the world's still turning around the love that we built Called in sick 'cause I spent the night dreaming loud the time she was ill (Wake your eyes) Wake your eyes (Wake your eyes) Wake your eyes. Wake your eyes. Wake your eyes (Wake your eyes) Wake your eyes (Wake your eyes) Wake your eyes (Wake your eyes) Wake your eyes (Wake your eyes) Wake your eyes. Wake your eyes. Wake your eyes
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