1. |
You and I
02:13
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You and I don't have to scream
Don't have to cry about the things
because there's nothing bothering
you and I when we're at peace
You and I don't have to mope
not getting caught up in the hopes
yet we are learning how to cope
oh you and I are not alone
You and I don't have to sing
Don't even have to say a thing
You and I so silently turning our fears into our dreams
You and I are quite the team
We can stop our worrying
white water rapids turn to streams
when you and I are running free
You and I don't have to scream
don't have to cry about the things
because there's nothing bothering
you and I when we're at peace
You and I are quite the team
we can stop our worrying
white water rapids turn to streams
when you and I are running free
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2. |
William
03:41
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So you think you were a romancer
and it's that that everyone has heard
but you're hung up on the mantle
you're blowing out the candles under your black elk antlers
and your book about magical words
Hey William
Are you dressed in a veil
William
your reception's so well
William
you're forever regaled
William
is that you I can't tell
So you fancy being in the woods
but you're not afraid of streets or curbs
life was simple life was sweet
but you felt yourself defeated
there was nothing that you needed
so you turned to other things
Hey William
Wearing Prince Vic's white sheets William
Missed a call from Mouse Lee William
There's a tear on your cheek
William
Tell me why do you weep
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