Sound is a wave, like a wave on the ocean Moon plays the ocean like a violin Pushing and pulling from shore to shore Biggest melody you never heard before
If I were the night sky Here's my lullaby Lullaby to leave by If I were the night
What if we hadn't been born at the same time? What if you're seventy five and I were nine? Would I come visit you? Bring you cookies in an old folks home? Would you be there alone?
And when the late summer lightning Fires off in your arms Will I remember to breathe? No, I never will, no And the fire could convince you that I mean you no harm Just wanna show you how not to need
What if we hadn't been each other at the same time? Would you tell me all the stories From when you were young and in your prime? Would I rock you to sleep? Would you tell me all the secrets you don't need to keep? Would I still miss you? Oh, would you then Have been mine?
Sound is a wave, like a wave on the ocean Moon plays the ocean like a violin Pushing and pulling from shore to shore Biggest melody you never heard before
Compositores: Sharon Leigh Lanza, Andrew Bird ECAD: Obra #5636514