FN Bway - 17. When Your Feet Don't Touch the Ground | Текст песни

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• 17. When Your Feet Don't Touch the Ground

J.M. Barrie: When did life become so complicated?
Years of too much thought and time I've wasted
And in each line upon my face is proof I've fought and lived another day
When did life become this place of madness? Drifting on an empty sea of waves of sadness
I make believe I'm in control and dream it wasn't all my fault.
When your feet don't touch the ground and your world's turned upside, yet it's safe in this place above the clouds
When your feet don't touch the earth you can't feel the things that hurt and you're free there's no need to come down.
Peter Llewelyn Davies: Everyday just feels a little longer
Why am I the only one not getting stronger?
Running ‘round pretending life's a play it doesn't make the darkness go away
I may be young but I can still remember feeling full of joy, crying tears of laughter
Now all my tears are all cried out
Make believe but count me out
Cause my feet are on the ground and the inner voice I've found tells the truth, and there is no use for your head in the clouds
J.M. Barrie: I was once like you, life was a maze
I couldn't find my way out but what I say is true you'll be amazed
Make believe and you will find out that it's true
Peter Llewelyn Davies: I know what is true
J.M. Barrie: When your feet don't touch the ground and your voice won't make a sound
Peter Llewelyn Davies: When your feet touch the ground and your voice makes a sound
J.M. Barrie: Here it's safe in this place above the clouds
Peter Llewelyn Davies: Tells the truth, there's no use for clouds
J.M. Barrie: When your feet don't touch the earth you can't feel the things that hurt
Peter Llewelyn Davies: When your feet touch the earth you can feel the things that hurt
J.M. Barrie: And you're free there's no need to come down
Peter Llewelyn Davies: And I am fine as long I am down
J.M. Barrie: When your feet don't touch the ground
Peter Llewelyn Davies: When your feet touch the ground
J.M. Barrie: When your feet don't touch the ground
Peter Llewelyn Davies: Touch the ground