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Ben Lee ~ In The Desert


When i am older When i am 94 I'm gonna die in the desert That's what the desert's for And there'll be no water No rain, no hail, no tears 'cos it never rains in the desert Like it has where i live here I look up and see a million stars in the sky Not a sound but the ringing in my ears when i die In the desert That's what the desert's for When i am older When i am 98 I'm gonna die in the city That's why the city's great And there'll be no silence To make me stop and fear 'cos it's never quiet in the city Like it is where i live here I look out and see all the traffic passing by The smog in the air and the lights When i die in the city That's why the city's great When i am older When i am 99 I'm gonna die in the country That's why the country's mine And there'll be no concrete Just green trees and some cows 'cos it's never hard in the country Like it is where i live now But if i die tonight in my bed Still in this town And all these sounds in my head I'll never have been to the desert, the city the country to die there Because i was busy and blind And i did not find the time And i would not have felt alive more free lyrics

When i am older
When i am 94
I'm gonna die in the desert
That's what the desert's for
And there'll be no water
No rain, no hail, no tears
'cos it never rains in the desert
Like it has where i live here

I look up and see a million stars in the sky
Not a sound but the ringing in my ears when i die
In the desert
That's what the desert's for

When i am older
When i am 98
I'm gonna die in the city
That's why the city's great
And there'll be no silence
To make me stop and fear
'cos it's never quiet in the city
Like it is where i live here

I look out and see all the traffic passing by
The smog in the air and the lights
When i die in the city
That's why the city's great

When i am older
When i am 99
I'm gonna die in the country
That's why the country's mine

And there'll be no concrete
Just green trees and some cows
'cos it's never hard in the country
Like it is where i live now
But if i die tonight in my bed
Still in this town
And all these sounds in my head
I'll never have been to the desert, the city the country to die there
Because i was busy and blind
And i did not find the time
And i would not have felt alive

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