Letras: Katie Melua. The Flood.
Broken people get recycled, and I hope that I will
Sometimes we're thrown off our pathways
What I thought was my way home
Wasn't the place I know
I'm not afraid of changing, I'm certain nothing's certain
What we own becomes our prison
My possessions will be gone
Back to where they came from
Blame, no one is to blame
As natural as the rain that falls
Here comes the flood again
See the rock that you hold onto, is it gonna save you?
When the earth begins to crumble
Why do you feel you have to hold on?
Imagine if you let go
Blame, no one is to blame
As natural as the rain that falls
Here comes the flood again
Wash away the weight that pulls you down
Ride the waves that free you from the dusk
Don't trust your eyes, it's easy to believe them
Know in your heart that you can leave your prison
Don't trust your mind, it's not always listening
Turn on the lights, and feel the ancient rhythm
Don't trust your eyes, it's easy to believe them
Know in your heart that you can leave your prison
Blame, no one is to blame
As natural as the rain that falls
Here comes the flood again
Sometimes we're thrown off our pathways
What I thought was my way home
Wasn't the place I know
I'm not afraid of changing, I'm certain nothing's certain
What we own becomes our prison
My possessions will be gone
Back to where they came from
Blame, no one is to blame
As natural as the rain that falls
Here comes the flood again
See the rock that you hold onto, is it gonna save you?
When the earth begins to crumble
Why do you feel you have to hold on?
Imagine if you let go
Blame, no one is to blame
As natural as the rain that falls
Here comes the flood again
Wash away the weight that pulls you down
Ride the waves that free you from the dusk
Don't trust your eyes, it's easy to believe them
Know in your heart that you can leave your prison
Don't trust your mind, it's not always listening
Turn on the lights, and feel the ancient rhythm
Don't trust your eyes, it's easy to believe them
Know in your heart that you can leave your prison
Blame, no one is to blame
As natural as the rain that falls
Here comes the flood again
Melua Katie