I believe I met him down in Shamrock, Texas
With empty eyes and pockets full of snow
No need for words, I saw what's coming
He didn't even know which way to go
I took him in my car, we started driving
The golden road to nowhere belonged to us
We did a classic drive in to the sunset
He whispered in my ear "I am your ghost"
And you don't have to run no more
To wake up to a brand new day
Then you will find what you've been looking for
No more running away
No more running away
I have seen the lowest of the low now
I've been to the bottom of the bottomless pit
It's funny how I can't remember how it was there
My humble guess is that I was just so out of it
And I don't want to run no more
To wake up to a brand new day
I wanna find what I've been looking for
No more running away
Get off the bus at The Tower Station
At Spinning Jenny's y'know I will be waiting for you
Some of you get saved by Jesus
Some of you just lay down and give up hope
What I should do about it I'm not sure of
Could it be enough to get some rope?
Then I don't have to run no more
Won't wake up to a brand new day
Maybe I'll find what I've been looking for
No more running away
Get off the bus at The Tower Station
At Spinning Jenny's y'know I will be waiting for you


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A Brand New Day Lyrics as written by Jonas Frykman

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    I really like this song. It could be about a breakup, or just another hard time in the relationship and he just feels like shit.

    Poetic_Mystiqueon July 07, 2007   Link

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