I looked at you, your lips were moving
but I did not hear what you said
you wanted me, you wanted my name
I was carrying two feet of lead
See the rising sun on this make-believe town
white shoe shine and leather, both of us so brown
I was in the water, you were dry
you yelled my name now I know why
I'm still learning how to crawl
I'm still learning how to crawl
If that big drum, drum is rumbling
keep me in line, keep me from stumbling
when I first went down, everything was right
skinny white leg, laying on my bed
over there running, afraid to be found out
Tasting everything with a scream and shout
all I wanted I rejected
drinking from a cup of (?)
I'm learning how to crawlI'm still learning how to crawl
He ain't comin' in, 'til you lay the table
He ain't comin' in, not comin' to watch me fall
The killer moves in, moves right into your face
When everything seems to be in its right place
Can't wait for love, love to be king
Can't wait for the love, to come with its sting
You blew away in your blue dress
I lost the one that I loved best
I'm still learning how to crawl
I'm just learning how to crawl
I'm still learning how to crawl
I'm just learning how to crawl...
Daniel Lanois (born September 19, 1951 in Hull, Quebec) is a Canadian record producer, guitarist and singer-songwriter. He began his career as a musician, collaborating with artists like Bob Dylan, Peter Gabriel, Emmylou Harris and Willie Nelson. He is best known for producing, alongside Brian Eno, several successful albums by U2, including *The Joshua Tree*. Lanois is considered one of the most influential producers in contemporary music, thanks to his innovative approach and his ability to create unique sonic atmospheres. Among his most important albums are *Acadie* (1989) and *For the Beauty of Wynona* (2004).
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