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A-Ha ~ Cold As Stone


(pal waaktaar) You're back again You roam the streets And crack again You're back again You're travel-worn Standing here in the town Where you were born It's not your home The mirror sees you So alone ...cold as stone Yeah You're not your own You feel a chill Go through your bones You're not your own There's something wrong You call you doctor On the phone He's not at home You leave a message After the tone "i'm cold as stone" Emerald green neon lights above Sapphire red falls on you below Cold as stone Emerald green neon lights above Sapphire reds fall on you below You're back again You send a curse out In to the night You're back again You're travel-worn Standing here In the town you were born It's not your home The mirror sees you So alone ...cold as stone Cold as stone more free lyrics

(pal waaktaar)

You're back again
You roam the streets
And crack again
You're back again
You're travel-worn
Standing here in the town
Where you were born
It's not your home
The mirror sees you
So alone
...cold as stone
Yeah
You're not your own
You feel a chill
Go through your bones
You're not your own
There's something wrong
You call you doctor
On the phone
He's not at home
You leave a message
After the tone
"i'm cold as stone"
Emerald green neon lights above
Sapphire red falls on you below
Cold as stone
Emerald green neon lights above
Sapphire reds fall on you below
You're back again
You send a curse out
In to the night
You're back again
You're travel-worn
Standing here
In the town you were born
It's not your home
The mirror sees you
So alone
...cold as stone
Cold as stone

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