I found the ground again
Out for the count again
What pushes me to do this?
Must be something that I'll miss
Those bitter questions arise
Like what are we worth?
Instead of mixing it with you
I'm messing in this dust and dirt
So low and lonely
When the sad dawn called
I hit the point where
There's nowhere to fall
Searching for some sympathy
And that's not me at all
Didn't think I'd come to that
When I was giving you all I had
I hope you find the heart again
Wish I could find words to say
To turn your world around
And make it face my way
So low and lonely
When the sad dawn called
I hit the point where
There's nowhere to fall
There's wine for your virtue now
Who's looking for the key
But is it me, while this state of mind
Leaves a feeling so unkind
All that I show to you
All that I send
If you thought they were hollow things
Still they were full of good intend
So low and lonely
When the sad dawn called
I hit the point where
There's nowhere to fall
Adrian Borland (6 December 1957 – 20 March 2008) was a British singer-songwriter, musician, and record producer. Known for being the frontman of the post-punk band The Sound, he helped define the aesthetics and sound of this genre in the 1980s. Borland stood out for his catchy melodies, introspective lyrics, and powerful voice. \n\nHis musical journey began with The Sound in 1979, releasing albums like "The Sound of the Sound" (1981) and "From Here to Eternity" (1983), which achieved moderate success in Europe. Borland also collaborated with other artists such as Siouxsie and the Banshees and The Cure. After the dissolution of The Sound, Borland continued to compose music and work as a record producer until his death in 2008. Among Adrian Borland's most representative songs are "Sense of Purpose", "The Fall" and "Empty Space".
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