It's been days now
And you change your mind again
It feels like years,
And I can tell how time can bend your ideas

And the boys go on and on and on and on
And the boys go on and on and on and on
And there's gold falling from the ceiling of this world
Falling from the heartbeat of this girl
Falling from the things we should have learned
Falling from the things we could have heard

Well it's been days now
And you change your mind again
All the cracks in the walls reminds you of things we said
And I could tell you that I wont hurt you this time
But it's just safer to keep you in this heart of mine

And the boys go on and on and on and on
And the boys go on and on and on and on
And there's gold falling from the ceiling of this world
Falling from the heartbeat of this girl
Falling from the things we should have learned
Falling from the things we could have heard

And the boys go on and on and on and on
And the boys go on and on and on and on
And there's gold falling from the ceiling of this world
Falling from the heartbeat of this girl
Falling from the things we should have learned
Falling from the things we could have heard

Falling from the people that we heard
Falling from the love we never earned
Falling from the sky that should have burned
Falling from my heart


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And The Boys Lyrics as written by Julia Stone Angus Stone

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    I can relate to this song in such a different way to most people. Thats what I find so great about Angus and Julia Stone's music though.

    AlexDeLargoon March 25, 2010   Link

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