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The Tide of Our Times Lyrics
Twenty-one days alone
Without her he can't go on
Turning off television, standing up, out the window - neon city glow
Leaning over balcony, dreaming of her love
Like a supernova
A welcomed coma, a blackout blow up
The world to hell
A decimated, obliterated, oblivion
Gone for good, farewell
When all is well
Dot to dot, oceans crossed
On a plane back home to her
Once sleeve up for the moment, head hung low
Eyes are rolling, somewhere in his skull
Kids are screaming, second row
Turbulence, oh well
Like a supernova
A welcomed coma, a blackout blow up
The world to hell
A decimated, obliterated, oblivion
Gone for good, farewell
When all is well
In each others arms
After far too long
All the world is gone
All forgotten, all for one on one
Like a supernova
A welcomed coma, a blackout blow up
The world to hell
A decimated, obliterated, oblivion
Gone for good, farewell
When all is well
Oh well, when all is well
Oh well, when all is well
Without her he can't go on
Turning off television, standing up, out the window - neon city glow
Leaning over balcony, dreaming of her love
A welcomed coma, a blackout blow up
The world to hell
A decimated, obliterated, oblivion
Gone for good, farewell
When all is well
On a plane back home to her
Once sleeve up for the moment, head hung low
Eyes are rolling, somewhere in his skull
Kids are screaming, second row
Turbulence, oh well
A welcomed coma, a blackout blow up
The world to hell
A decimated, obliterated, oblivion
Gone for good, farewell
When all is well
After far too long
All the world is gone
All forgotten, all for one on one
A welcomed coma, a blackout blow up
The world to hell
A decimated, obliterated, oblivion
Gone for good, farewell
When all is well
Oh well, when all is well
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