The world is growin' old
And preparin' for sleep
But you and me are just not gettin' outta bed
Wakin' up
Sunbathing on the shores of a nightmare
I wish you were here
'Cause they say, we say, and we say
Eternity is all used up
And our hell has frozen over
But it ain't that cold, it's warm enough
Sunbathing on the shores of a nightmare
I wish you were here
'Cause they say, we say, and we say
That we're saved, we're saved, that we're saved


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    great song, a reincarnated version of RV

    Calculator Joseon May 13, 2002   Link
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    i love that guitar

    MardyAsson April 14, 2005   Link
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    I want to know how this fits in with the flow of the concept album...

    The Honest Liaron October 06, 2010   Link

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