Daylight told me he would be
Gone with cold words
Spoke among hers
Wretched in the tongue of their world
We're not of that world at all
We will never be
I could envision this song as a wedding processional for someone.
Keep it, use it
Build it, move it
Planes can touch our time will prove it
Watch us fly as loud we can
Let her heartbeat change what I am now
Wouldn't it be fine to stand
Behind the words we say
In the best of times
Oh, and you and I know all too well
About the hell in paradise
Right here on Earth
Beautiful.
Okay. So it kind of ends on an odd tone, but it's just a valid observation of the realities of the life so many create for themselves, when they enter into this bond of matrimony without really understanding all its implications. ">
Life Meanings & Lyrics Discussion by 42 steps | SongMeanings
Daylight told me he would be
Gone with cold words
Spoke among hers
Wretched in the tongue of their world
We're not of that world at all
We will never be
I could envision this song as a wedding processional for someone.
Keep it, use it
Build it, move it
Planes can touch our time will prove it
Watch us fly as loud we can
Let her heartbeat change what I am now
Wouldn't it be fine to stand
Behind the words we say
In the best of times
Oh, and you and I know all too well
About the hell in paradise
Right here on Earth
Beautiful.
Okay. So it kind of ends on an odd tone, but it's just a valid observation of the realities of the life so many create for themselves, when they enter into this bond of matrimony without really understanding all its implications. " />
I think the writing credits for this song are wrong. These same names also credited for a song called "Life" performed by Ricky Martin.
I see the song itself as hope for a marriage; not letting the future for this couple be determined by the past that seems to haunt one of them - a parents' divorce, maybe?
<I>Daylight told me he would be
Gone with cold words
Spoke among hers
Wretched in the tongue of their world
We're not of that world at all
We will never be</I>
I could envision this song as a wedding processional for someone.
<I>Keep it, use it
Build it, move it
Planes can touch our time will prove it
Watch us fly as loud we can
Let her heartbeat change what I am now
Wouldn't it be fine to stand
Behind the words we say
In the best of times
Oh, and you and I know all too well
About the hell in paradise
Right here on Earth </I>
Beautiful.
Okay. So it kind of ends on an odd tone, but it's just a valid observation of the realities of the life so many create for themselves, when they enter into this bond of matrimony without really understanding all its implications.
@42 steps I am new here and I realize that you left this comment long ago. I just wanted to verify that you were correct in the observation that the songwriters listed here are, indeed, incorrect. This particular song was written and is performed by The Avett Brothers, Scott and Seth. https://youtu.be/ZWgmtmIiomI
@42 steps I am new here and I realize that you left this comment long ago. I just wanted to verify that you were correct in the observation that the songwriters listed here are, indeed, incorrect. This particular song was written and is performed by The Avett Brothers, Scott and Seth. https://youtu.be/ZWgmtmIiomI
I think the writing credits for this song are wrong. These same names also credited for a song called "Life" performed by Ricky Martin.
I see the song itself as hope for a marriage; not letting the future for this couple be determined by the past that seems to haunt one of them - a parents' divorce, maybe?
<I>Daylight told me he would be Gone with cold words Spoke among hers Wretched in the tongue of their world We're not of that world at all We will never be</I>
I could envision this song as a wedding processional for someone.
<I>Keep it, use it Build it, move it Planes can touch our time will prove it Watch us fly as loud we can Let her heartbeat change what I am now
Wouldn't it be fine to stand Behind the words we say In the best of times Oh, and you and I know all too well About the hell in paradise Right here on Earth </I>
Beautiful.
Okay. So it kind of ends on an odd tone, but it's just a valid observation of the realities of the life so many create for themselves, when they enter into this bond of matrimony without really understanding all its implications.
@42 steps I am new here and I realize that you left this comment long ago. I just wanted to verify that you were correct in the observation that the songwriters listed here are, indeed, incorrect. This particular song was written and is performed by The Avett Brothers, Scott and Seth. https://youtu.be/ZWgmtmIiomI
@42 steps I am new here and I realize that you left this comment long ago. I just wanted to verify that you were correct in the observation that the songwriters listed here are, indeed, incorrect. This particular song was written and is performed by The Avett Brothers, Scott and Seth. https://youtu.be/ZWgmtmIiomI