1. |
Midnight Low
03:49
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i can't think straight in my head
as i carry you to bed
i see you climbing in the clouds again
rise up high, up in my dreams
midnight low again
as you come close i run in
i feel you down, coming close
in the low, in the cloud
i feel so good i feel so high
euphoric feeling with the tides
full moon swinging full moon sigh
i've never ever felt alive
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2. |
Washington Square Park
02:26
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call me on the phone
tell me i'm doing fine
you're my, you're my baby
so don't leave, don't leave me
you're running out of gas
where did you go
where did you go
running out of time
don't take me unless you're mine
so darling, why don't we stay
get out of here
get out of my head
you're running out of gas
where did you go
where did you go
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