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Carly Simon ~ Darkness 'til Dawn


(carly simon/jacob brackman) Chain smoking cigarettes Enemies across the table Wonderin' if i can ever trust anyone again We argue through the night The restaurant shuts, you catch your flight I hail a cab with no idea where home might be (chorus) We both believed my chance was gone But ain't it strange how life goes on A storm can never rage forever And darkness only lasts 'til dawn Hotel blinds stay down Nothing seems to make me care I can't find a reason to comb my hair Folks walkin' in the street Everyone has something to do My brain won't stop showin' those old movies of you Weeks pass, And your voice sounds strange on the telephone Strange how smooth and casual my own voice sounds I find that i'm listening to A tuen coming over my radio It makes me think of a guy i knew a while ago A while ago a while ago more free lyrics

(carly simon/jacob brackman)

Chain smoking cigarettes
Enemies across the table
Wonderin' if i can ever trust anyone again
We argue through the night
The restaurant shuts, you catch your flight
I hail a cab with no idea where home might be

(chorus)
We both believed my chance was gone
But ain't it strange how life goes on
A storm can never rage forever
And darkness only lasts 'til dawn

Hotel blinds stay down
Nothing seems to make me care
I can't find a reason to comb my hair
Folks walkin' in the street
Everyone has something to do
My brain won't stop showin' those old movies of you

Weeks pass,
And your voice sounds strange on the telephone
Strange how smooth and casual my own voice sounds
I find that i'm listening to
A tuen coming over my radio
It makes me think of a guy i knew a while ago
A while ago a while ago

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