I leave the home of a lifetime
Like any son
I have hope and good intentions
And wandering into the daybreak
I learn as I go
To fall laughing into the water
Sticks and the stones are your broken promises
We wait too long to go from rags to riches
I am in love, I am in love with a feeling
A wild wild sky, a wild wild sky
Fences and tumble down bridges surround and divide
I wear a coat of many colours, of many colours
The sticks and the stones, our broken promises
I wait no longer to go from rags to riches
People are leaving the squalor
They're leaving the houses and fires
And starting out
We find the waiting country
Sticks and the stones are your broken promises
I wait no longer, I go from rags to riches
From rags to riches
I go from rags to riches
Go from rags to riches
From rags to riches
The Blue Nile is a British alternative/pop band from Glasgow, Scotland. Active from 1984 to 2006 and then returning to recording in 2017, the group is known for its use of synthesizers, electronic instruments, and percussion, with a sound often described as melancholic and introspective. The core of the group consists of Paul Buchanan (vocals, guitar), Robert Bell (keyboards, programming), and Eddie Reader (drums). Their debut album, *Hats*, released in 1989, achieved international success thanks to tracks like "Tinseltown in the Rain" and "A Walk Across the Rooftops". Other notable albums include *Hats* (1989), *Peace at Last* (1996) and *High* (2006). The Blue Nile is considered an influential group within the alternative music scene of the 1980s and 1990s, with a sound that anticipated the aesthetics of dream pop and indie folk.
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