I was born
I was thrown into the sunset
You were there
And a silent sleeping window array
I was tossed
Into walls of happy Sundays
By the pair
Memories fade into the weekend away
Every night
I will work until the sun's up
In disguise
Of a silent sleeping window array
Carousel
Spin me around until I'm seasick
I was born
I was born into the sunset today
Sunset today
Be as it may
Don't let anyone tell you
On and on it's true
You sit on your chances and see
That the world doesn't end at your feet
Be as it may
Only knowing is needing
On a open sea
You lay on the surface and breathe
And you feel the eruption of free
Arid eyes
Married eyes into the sunset
Mellow cries
Amplified until the sound's red alert
I was drawn
In the webs of the surroundings
I was torn
I was born into the sunset today
Born of the night
Born of the night
Measuring miles
Everyone smiles
Be as it may
Don't let anyone tell you
On and on it's true
You sit on your chances and see
That the world doesn't end at your feet
Be as it may
Only knowing is needing
On an open sea
You lay ion the surface and breathe
And you feel the eruption of free
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