High on a hill
Heard a bird sing her song
sang you were true
Well, she got it all wrong
She didn't know about your lies
And all your stupid alibis
Don't you know, this bird got wise
Surprise
Surprise
Surprise
[Chorus 1 :]
The writings on the wall
Yeah yeah
In letters written tall
Yeah yeah
I thought I'd let you know before I go
I will see you crawl
Fell off the hill
Into darkest of dreams
Promise broke
Ripped apart at the seams
So now you know this bird has flown
you will repay me what you owe
Don't you know you're gonna live
Alone
Alone
Alone
[Chorus 2 :]
The writings one the wall
Yeah yeah
In letters written tall
Yeah yeah
I thought I'd let you know before I go
You made a big mistake
Yeah yeah
Signed and sealed your fate
Yeah Yeah
I thought I let you know before I go
I will see you crawl
I'll wait till the night comes
In the darkness you are no one
I'll wait till the night comes
Until I know all you're shadows are gone
[Chorus 2]
Marion Raven, born Marion Elise Ravn, is a Norwegian singer-songwriter and musician born in Oslo in 1983. She gained international fame with her debut album *Here I Am*, released in 2000, which sold over a million copies in Europe. The single *That Doesn't Mean* from the album became a global hit, reaching the top positions of music charts in many countries. Raven continued to release successful albums in the following years, such as *The Best Is Yet to Come* (2003) and *Here I Am Again* (2007). Her music is characterized by a pop-rock sound with electronic influences, often accompanied by introspective lyrics and catchy melodies. Among her most notable songs are *Break It Up*, *You're Not Alone* and *Don't Stop*. Raven has collaborated with several international artists, including Norwegian singer Sissel Kyrkjebø.
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