Day after day, I feel myself slowing down, what does it mean?
The air has changed, it's getting harder to breathe, or so it would seem
Sail me away to a distant shore, where every thing's fine

[Chorus:]

A thousand years, lost in the blink of an eye
If the sky keeps falling, the world will come tumbling down
In a thousand years

Tell me my friend, can you imagine a place free of boundaries and lies
There's blood on the wind and it's come all of the way from faraway skies
Take me away to a different world where every thing's fine

A thousand years, one day for every life
Just keep on going, we'll find you a home underground, in a thousand years

Sail me away to a distant shore, where every thing's fine

A thousand years, one day for every life
Just keep on going, we'll find you a home underground, in a thousand years


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    A Thousand Years

    Day after day I feel myself slowing down What does it mean? The air has changed It's getting harder to breath Or so it would seem Sail me away to a distant shore Where everything's fine

    A thousand years Lost in the blink of an eye If the sky keeps fallin' The world will come tumblin' down In a thousand years

    Tell me my friend Can you imagine a place Free of boundaries and lies There's blood on the wind And it's come all of the way from faraway skies Take me away to a different world Where everything's fine

    A thousand years Lost in the blink of an eye If the sky keeps fallin' The world will come tumblin' down In a thousand years

    A thousand years One day for every life Just keep on going We'll find you a home underground In a thousand years

    [Instrumental break]

    Sail me away to a distant shore Where everything's fine

    A thousand years Lost in the blink of an eye If the sky keeps fallin' The world will come tumblin' down In a thousand years

    A thousand years One day for every life Just keep on going We'll find you a home underground In a thousand years

    (Sail me away to a distant shore where everything's fine)


    It sure isn't C.P's song!

    fivefortypmon February 09, 2012   Link

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