The time I think most clearly, the time I drift away Is on the bus-ride that meanders up these valleys of green and grey I get to think about what might have been and what may yet come true And I get to pass a rainy mile thinking of you And all the while, all the while, I still hear that call To the land of gold and poison that beckons to us all Nothing changes here very much, I guess you'd say it never will The pubs are all full on Friday nights and things get started still We spent hours last week with Billy boy, bleeding, yeah queuing in Casualty Staring at those posters we used to laugh at: Never Never Land, palm trees by the sea Well there was no need for those guys to hurt him so bad When all they had to do was knock him down But no one asks to many questions like that since you left this town
Chorus: And tomorrow brings another train Another young brave steals away But you're the one I remember From these valleys of green and the grey
You used to talk about winners and losers all the time - as if that was all there was As if we were not of the same blood family, as if we live by different laws Do you owe so much less to these rain swept hills than you owe to your good self? Is it true that the world has always got to be something That seems to happen somewhere else? For God's sake don't you realise that I still hear that call Do you think you're so brave just to go running to that which beckons to us all?
Chorus: No, not for one second did you look behind you As you were walking away Never once did you wish any of us well Those who had chosen to stay And if that's what it takes to make it In the place that you live today Then I guess you'll never read these letters that I send
Compositores: Justin Edward Sullivan, Robert Charles Heaton ECAD: Obra #2813371