Bebo Norman - Somewhere Past The Quiet Lyrics
I saw you in your mourningBecause my room was just the sameThrough imaginary walls of masking tapeAnd somewhere past the quietI think I, I heard you growing upAnd I, well I don't think I'll ever be the sameAnd Dad was there beside usHe'd sing us into dreamsOf good ol' Blue and seen old roadsTo die onAnd river days of heat and hazeWe'd run until the sun would fadeAnd he'd carry us up to our beds at nightCHORUS:And now we see this different angleA second glance of lifeIn a world where fathers leave their boysFor the finer thingsI can still remember that daySo hard it hurts my heartTo think that we were just the lucky fewAnd all along I never even knewThe light of day upon usBut now the scenery had changedThe Coventry was gone 'fore noon arisesJust bigger boys with bigger toysAnd separate rooms to stop the noiseAnd we, we're still to young to know the finest callBut the holidays and candles brought the aging of our youthThe burning of all the innocenceDisguising all the truthBut our sunburned skin kept the taste of the saltTo fire the feelings we'd always foughtWe'd found a new companion just 'fore the fallREPEAT CHORUSA season brought us back againJust the three of us, aloneAnd if you ever see my heart fall againPlease pick it up, and bring it homeI saw you in your mourningBecause my room was just the sameThrough imaginary walls of masking tapeAnd somewhere past the quietI think I heard you growing upAnd I, well I don't think I'll ever be the same
