Coming home again
to see a girl that's prettier than a diamond in the sun
oh what fun!
I wonder if she's been naked in her room since I've been gone
I wonder if she said to them as she said to me before

However much you use me baby, come on use me more
However much you use me baby, come on use me more

Getting off the train
to see a girl that's sweeter than an apple picked from Adam's tree
oh glory be!
and I wonder if she's been pressed against an unfamiliar wall
and said to all those men as she has said to me before

However much you want me, I swear I'll make you want me more
However much you want me, I swear I'll make you want me more
and more and more and more

la-la-la, la la la la

Arriving at the door
just to be told that the girl I'm missing has been in London for a while
no more northern skies for her
they say she's left a letter up the stairs for everyone
it's pinned against her bedroom door for all the world to see and she says

However much I love you, you will always love me more
However much I love you, you will always love me more
and i guess i's true
however much she loves me i will always love her more

la-la-la, la la la la

I'll love you more and more, I'll love you more
I'll love you more and more, I'll love you more
I'll love you more and more, I'll love you more
I'll love you more and more, and more and more...

I'll love you more and more, I'll love you more
I'll love you more and more, I'll love you more
I'll love you more and more, and more and more...

(strange distant music)

I have returned to the northern skies
Where the summer had not touched
The clouds that pass above

Oh and I have returned to the somber gates
Of the days too early to come and too early to stay.

And I have left a million stars
In an ocean so lively, so clearly blue
And i have left the warmth of the sun
And a million adventures not yet begun

The great sense of passing through
The great sense of passing through
The great sense of passing through

Oh for once there was beauty here for me
Under these white northern skies
And I felt the green was blacker and the blue was darker still
My roots are lying deeper then I ever think they will again

Heartache and Poetry...
Under these northern skies

The great sense of passing through
The great sense of passing through
The great sense of passing ....through


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Alloway Grove/Northern Skies song meanings
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    Whoah, woah a na da da

    Coming home again to see a girl that's prettier than a diamond shining in the sun. Oh what fun! I wonder if she's been naked in her room since I've been gone. I wonder if she said to them as she said to me before,

    however much you use me baby, come on use me more. However much you use me baby, come on use me more.

    Hey, hey, hey, hey

    Oh, getting off the train to see a girl t hat's sweeter than an apple picked from Adam's tree,

    oh glory be! And I wonder if she's been pressed against an unfamiliar wall And said to all those men as she has said to me before.

    However much you want me, I swear I'll make you want me more, however much you want me, I swear I'll make you want me more, and more and more and more.

    Whoa, Lord. La-la-la, la la la la...

    Arriving at the door just to be told that the girl I'm missing's been in London for a while, no more northern skies for her. they say she's left a letter up the stairs for ev'ry one, it's pinned against her bedroom door for all the world to see and she says, however much I love you, you will always love me more.

    However much I love you, you will always love me more. And i guess i's true. However much she loves me i will always love her more

    la-la-la, la la la la...

    And I'll love you more and more, I'll love you more. I'll love you more and more, I'll love you more. I'll love you more and more, I'll love you more. I'll love you more and more and more and more.

    I'll love you more and more, I'll love you more I'll love you more and more, I'll love you more I'll love you more and more, and more and more...

    (strange distant music)

    I have returned to the northern skies. where the summer had not touched the clouds that pass above.

    Oh, and I have returned to the songbird graves. Of the days too early to come to hurry to stay.

    And I have left a million stars in an ocean so lightly, so clearly blue. And i have left the warmth of the sun and a million adventures not yet begun

    The great sense of passing through. The great sense of passing through, The great sense of passing through.

    Oh for once there was beauty yeah, for me under these white northern skies. And I felt the green was blacker and the blue was darker still. My roots are lying deeper then I ever think they will again.

    Heartache and poetry, under these northern skies.

    The great sense of passing through. The great sense of passing through. The great sense of passing ....through. Oo, oo oo.

    brmoon May 30, 2010   Link

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