Songtexte:
Lights Out Dancing Worth The Wait

your way Don't be afraid of falling down Just get back up when you hit the ground And when you find your man You'll know he was worth the wait Hey lady

dawning And the first birds start to sing In the pale light of the morning Nothing's worth remembering It's a dream, it's out of reach Scattered driftwood

In the pale light of the morning Nothing's worth remembering It's a dream, it's out of reach Scattered driftwood on the beach Waiting for the sunrise

sentences Could never be contained by your simple picture frames For every intoxicated moment, I hate life I strive to balance my aura by dancing with the light

a fist, like a trigger of a gun. Stop and see we're all alike, and we can dance as one. I walked into the room, and she was right there waiting. Leaning

guiltfree, put out his eyes, then cut his nose off, sanctimonious sycophants stir in the bushes, scoop out his brain, put a string where his ears were

know I don't know how long I can wait You touch me, you move me And that's almost too much for me to take I try to be patient I know you're worth the

it's the sky that grows black Shadows are cast as two giants roam over the earth We light a match, but what is that little flame worth Once allies danced

Don't like being in the house too long Having dreams about buying the bar out I don't own a dog so sometimes I got to let my cars out Hit the lawn on