Young girl in the market
Music to the men
When the men leave
Her eyes are red
When her eyes are closed again she sees the dark market of above

And she sings
'They say the most horrible things
But I hear violins, when I close my eyes
I am at the center of the sun
And I cannot be hurt
By anything this wicked world has done'

Young boy in the market
Follows all the men
When the men leave
He's out of his head
When his eyes are closed again he sees the dark market of above

And he sings
'They break the most beautiful things
But I hear violins, when I close my eyes
I am at the center of the sun
And I cannot be hurt
By anything this wicked world has done
I look into your eyes
And I am at the center of the sun
And I cannot be hurt
By anything this wicked world has done'

Center of the sun

Young boy in the market
Sees the girl alone
And asks her
'Have you lost your way home?'
She sings
'You say the most beautiful things, just like my violins'

I look into your eyes
I am at the center of the sun
And I cannot be hurt
By anything this wicked world has done

When I close my eyes
I am at the center of the sun
And I cannot be hurt
By anything this wicked world has done

'Cause
I hear violins
I hear violins

I hear violins
I hear violins

Center of the sun

I hear ...violins


Lyrics submitted by eyrian, edited by lunayoshi, ewqdsacxz

Center of the Sun Lyrics as written by Annie Decatur Danielewski Rhys Nowell Fulber

Lyrics © Universal Music Publishing Group, Kobalt Music Publishing Ltd.

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    @pervnerve Yah it really bugs me that so many lyric sites have "dark market of above" which makes no sense because "above" doesn't rhyme with "again"! Thanks for pointing that out. Just goes to show that most lyrics sites mindlessly copy the lyrics off other sites.

    DarkHelmet correctly points out that she pronounces "violin" strangely. It sounds like "vi..<pause>...o-lin". Almost sounds like "olin" is a separate word.

    janeaparis1on June 23, 2016   Link

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