I'm so afraid of mistakes that I've made
Shaking every time that I awake
I feel like a cardboard cut-out man

So build me a time
When the characters rhyme
And the story line is kind

I've aged and aged since the first page
I've lived every line that you wrote
Take me down, take me down
From the shelf above your head

And build me a time
When the characters rhyme
And the story line is kind

I live where I'm left
On the shelf like the rest
And the epilogue reads like a sad song
Please pick up your camera
And use me again

And build me a time
When the characters rhyme
And the storyline is kind
Yeah


Lyrics submitted by Demau Senae, edited by PinkFloyd8

Ibiza Bar Lyrics as written by Nick Mason David Jon Gilmour

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    It means a lot to me, but these lyrics are all wrong ? Hahaha I never read such nonsense! Its like it's been listened to by some warped person underwater and then translated into another language and then back again. PF would buzz to read that methinx. Thanks for giving me a giggle anyway.

    fearless_angelon September 29, 2006   Link

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