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Alpha ~ Sometime later


Martin Barnard : Touch my hand It's only me, listen I'm here. Come to stand In sultry fields With you. And now Old dummy day I know Is over this way. I'm laughing Saw you gonna kiss me You see Yeah as I said. One day she won't A lonely bird Alone. Judgement day Saw the world it's gone Unheard. Sold the sea A lot how it feels to me. I hate the word it's sad to see I take your weight And your heart fades away Today a renegade To lay in woods By the pheasants. I mean it You don't Force on my head Kill our nightmare. A lonely bird, a lonely bird A lonely bird, a lonely bird A lonely bird, alone. Colour me Cover me in the colour that reminds you Solemnly. Could make the same mistake And you would never know That I am, that I am Alone, now. Something, something Tells me that you Have something On, all of us now You're heaven Taking over me now Colour me hate Raw little nerve Colour me and pull us Only home Me home. Hold the sun down Hold the sun down Hold the moon down Leave me to rest Want the world man Too the words out Only relief is To slip through the nets Hold a minute And stop a minute And go, oh oh Hold a minute You said to me Said to me and Breath, breath, breath, breath, breath ... You said it to me Sometime later. more free lyrics

Martin Barnard :

Touch my hand
It's only me, listen
I'm here.

Come to stand
In sultry fields
With you.

And now
Old dummy day
I know
Is over this way.

I'm laughing
Saw you gonna kiss me
You see
Yeah as I said.

One day she won't
A lonely bird
Alone.

Judgement day
Saw the world it's gone
Unheard.

Sold the sea
A lot how it feels to me.

I hate the word it's sad to see
I take your weight
And your heart fades away
Today a renegade
To lay in woods
By the pheasants.

I mean it
You don't
Force on my head
Kill our nightmare.

A lonely bird, a lonely bird
A lonely bird, a lonely bird
A lonely bird, alone.

Colour me
Cover me in the colour that reminds you
Solemnly.

Could make the same mistake
And you would never know
That I am, that I am
Alone, now.

Something, something
Tells me that you
Have something
On, all of us now
You're heaven
Taking over me now
Colour me hate
Raw little nerve
Colour me and pull us
Only home
Me home.

Hold the sun down
Hold the sun down
Hold the moon down
Leave me to rest
Want the world man
Too the words out
Only relief is
To slip through the nets
Hold a minute
And stop a minute
And go, oh oh
Hold a minute
You said to me
Said to me and
Breath, breath, breath, breath, breath ...
You said it to me
Sometime later.

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