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Lyrics
Practicing for the late night show,
With eyes that shine, & stars that blow,
Sitting in a no man’s land, between brains & inspiration.
Green leaves are floating across north & south,
They’re leaving like steamless water
They’re leaving thoughts & feelings, to blue skies & dark clouds
On that balcony, I can see it all,
Everything is still, calm right and tall.
In the hazy clouds of my imagination,
Council’s on the way for a decision.
I’ve been a fool of you, full of you.
On that balcony, I can see it all,
Everything is still, calm right and tall.
Well, nobody cries anymore,
Sorrow has left empty spaces,
Words don’t come out as they wish
Trying to be obvious pieces of mind, of my mind.
On that balcony, I can see it all,
Everything is still, calm right and tall.
On that balcony, I can see it all,
Everything is still, calm right and tall.
With eyes that shine, & stars that blow,
Sitting in a no man’s land, between brains & inspiration.
Green leaves are floating across north & south,
They’re leaving like steamless water
They’re leaving thoughts & feelings, to blue skies & dark clouds
On that balcony, I can see it all,
Everything is still, calm right and tall.
In the hazy clouds of my imagination,
Council’s on the way for a decision.
I’ve been a fool of you, full of you.
On that balcony, I can see it all,
Everything is still, calm right and tall.
Well, nobody cries anymore,
Sorrow has left empty spaces,
Words don’t come out as they wish
Trying to be obvious pieces of mind, of my mind.
On that balcony, I can see it all,
Everything is still, calm right and tall.
On that balcony, I can see it all,
Everything is still, calm right and tall.
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| Release | June 14, 2005 | ||||||||||
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