- Votes:
- Composers:
- Mark Brzezicki
- Bruce Watson
- Stuart Adamson
- Tony Butler
- Genres:
- 80s
- Tags:
- alternative rock
- new wave
- scottish
- See also:
Big Country - East Of Eden lyrics
East of Eden By Big Country.
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I feel the way the wind blows
It tells me where you've been through
I watch the way the sun sets
Until the night's inside you
Some days I just don't worry
I let it pour through me
Some days I need to bury
The very depths of me
So I wait out here to the east of eden
I let salvation be
I was waiting, I was watching
Would it ever be there for me ?
When I felt that hope and a lucky card
Where all I had to walk with me
I watch the way the crow flies
And though it seems so easy
But if I see it in a grey sky
Can I be sure about the way it leaves me
Some days I just don't worry
I let it pour through me
Some days I need to call upon
The very depths of me
So I wait out here to the east of eden
I watch your soul run free
I was waiting, I was watching
Would it ever be there for me ?
When I felt that hope and a lucky card
Where all I had to walk with me
Big Country - East Of Eden - http://motolyrics.com/big-country/east-of-eden-lyrics.html
I was waiting, I was watching
Would it ever be there for me ?
When I felt that hope and a lucky card
Where all I had to walk with me
Some days will stay a thousand years
Some pass like the flash of spark
Who knows where all our days go ?
Out here we lie together
Outside the thunder gathers
Why care about the weather
It always ends in dark
I looked west n search of freedom
And I saw slavery
I looked east in search of answers
And I saw mysery
Some days I just don't worry
I let it pour through me
Some days I walk into
The very depths of me
So I wait out here to the east of eden
I let my conscience be
I was waiting, I was watching
Would it ever be there for me ?
When I felt that hope and a lucky card
Where all I had to walk with me
I was waiting, I was watching
Would it ever be there for me ?
When I felt that hope and a lucky card
Where all I had to walk with me
>From the L.P./Cassette "Steeltown"