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Shined Too Bright
06:08
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Lost ways
Break and befall
Your mind
Above it all
Glance up
In time to see
The black veil
Of Misery
Quick to learn
Quicker to speak
Head strong
Emotions weak
Slow down
Eventually
A lost ring
A missing key
Why don't you come back tomorrow?
Take a break for your back
Why when you come only looking for fun
Does your sorrow remain intact?
Why don't you ride out to meet us?
Walk the golden trail
Why, every time, given dollars or dimes
Does your heart fade of fail?
Looking
Two seperate ways
Showing
Day after day
One hard
One of them fine
Choosing
Poison or wine
Why don't you come back tomorrow?
Take a break for your back
Why when you come only looking for fun
Does your sorrow remain intact?
Why don't you ride out to meet us?
Walk the golden trail
Why, every time, given dollars or dimes
Does your heart fade of fail?
One freestanding thought, yours to find
To reveal it just unravel your mind
Why don't you come back tomorrow?
Take a break for your back
Why when you come only looking for fun
Does your sorrow remain intact?
Why don't you ride out to meet us?
Walk the golden trail
Why, every time, given dollars or dimes
Does your heart fade of fail?
But you shined too bright
Even with what you were shown
Away from the night
Under the brightest other light
The part of you we will always know
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