Walk, till the feet are tired Peel the clothes from your skin Wait for the breeze to arrive Walk, though your feet may hurt On days like this you forgive The cold and maybe worse And the sun folds out On the river and shines It fades in and out of sight Between the roofs and sky For all is good, And all feels fine These streets have got a hold on me And I’ll call them mine.
Drink, throw out some words To your health or the future Or whichever fails you first Drink, though the music’s bad, Fill the glass to the brim and Forget how many you’ve had Lose track of time And all you’ve spent Wash the smoke from your hair And do it all again For all is good And all feels fine Sing along out of tune And blame it all on the wine
Rest, till the morning calls Tune out the sound of music Which hums through the walls Rest, for the body’s tired Wake to a stirring or a Brushing on your side And the sheets are creased And the pillow’s warm You list all the reasons to leave But they all fall short For all is good And all feels fine There’s a girl who calls me hers And I’ll call her mine
So, on days like these, Take what you can or whatever’s left, Sometimes that’s all you need