Another brilliant morning sky,
And that's the last excuse I'll use
to let the world pass me by.
And I'll step back from the edge,
and find a way
to find myself
I'll step off of this ledge and see.
Another brilliant morning sky
and that's the last excuse I'll use
to let the world pass me by
And now it seems shallow
to think this narrow
I'm not gonna live out a lie
I was a fool
And outside they're made to play that game
by someone else's rules
Am I going crazy? (Am I going crazy?)
Has something changed me? (Has Something changed me?)
I haven't felt like this since Sunday School
Now I'll step back from the edge
and find a way to find myself
I'll step off of this ledge and see
Then I can see everything...
And I can step off of ledge and see
Now this tunnel seems so bright
and the darkness opens doors I can't see in the light
And I step back from the edge
And I've found a way to find myself
I'll step back from the edge
And Now I don't need no one else
I'll step off of this ledge
And See
And See
Ohh Ohh Ohh
Another brilliant morning sky
And that's last excuse I'll use
to let the world pass me by
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