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1. |
Full of Life
03:20
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[Verse 1]
I bet there's a world full of space, somewhere
Where no man has gone yet
Where lovers never met
I bet there’s a world full of skies, somewhere
You'd see them with your eyes
Below them, no one cries
[Chorus]
I bet there's a world full of life
Where all our dear secrets hide
I bet there’s a world full of life
Where all our words never lie
[Verse 2]
I guess our world is full of the emptiness
Of things that people say
Of steps that people take
So, I guess you believe in that mysterious world
In things that you don't know
That make you feel alive
[Chorus]
I guess there's a world in your mind
Somewhere, where you hide all your dreams
I guess you forgot how it feels
To be carried by the wind
[Bridge]
And there's nothing better
Than looking for your true life, don't you think?
And there is nothing wrong
With running away sometimes, don't you think?
[Chorus]
I guess there's a world in your mind
Somewhere, where you find all your dreams
I guess that you know how it feels
To be carried by the wind
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2. |
Hey Man
02:43
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[Verse]
This morning in the city many people run
High heels, black coats and no one stops
A shoe is lying on the ground
No one will pick it up
The train already passed
I guess he’ll buy another one
[Chorus]
Hey man, hey man
Did you fake many smiles today?
Hey man, hey man
Will you close your eyes tonight on the subway?
[Verse]
London is a city full of lights and hopes
Where you talk, drink and run away to forget your old life
At the end of the road there’s an old, short bridge
Many steps away from the life that you dreamed
[Chorus]
Hey man, hey man
Did you fake many smiles today?
Hey man, hey man
Will you close your eyes tonight on the subway?
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3. |
More Than You Can Dream
03:33
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[Verse]
Oh, I wonder who told you
That it’s not easy to go through
With the plan that you imagined for yourself
I bet they never tried to fight
To reach the land that’s in your mind
[Pre-Chorus]
They say “dreams are only for the foolish”
They’re the sharks and you’re only a small fish
But that’s not true…
[Chorus]
There’s more than you can dream
More than you can think about
And it’s all for you
There’s more than you can dream
More than you can think about
And it’s all for you
All for you
[Verse]
I wonder who closed your eyes
To be a more rational guy
[Pre-Chorus]
We are humans we all have mad minds
It’s okay, boy, to be crazy sometimes
[Chorus]
There’s more than you can dream
More than you can think about
And it’s all for you
There’s more than you can dream
More than you can think about
And it’s all for you
All for you
[Bridge]
And have you already planted your flag?
Did you get to the top of the mountain?
So, how was that?
[Chorus]
There’s more than you can dream
More than you can think about
And it’s all for you
There’s more than you can dream
More than you can think about
And it’s all for you
All for you
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4. |
The World in Front Of Me
02:42
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[Verse]
Why are skies always blue and not black?
Dreams are made for making you more sad?
I wonder how life can be so rude?
And the path so barbed
I say many things that I don’t think
I think many things that shouldn’t exist
I worry too much ‘bout everything
And this is me, is this me?
[Chorus]
Just open up the window
So I can see
The world in front of me
The world in front of me
And move away the curtain
So I can see
The world in front of me
The world in front of me
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