Sleepwalking Songtext
von The Automatic
Sleepwalking Songtext
Nineteen years gone away, the kids have grown up
These trains don′t run anymore
How the view from the window's changed
On mobile phones people talk and talk
Do we all complain too much?
You′d see so much more of the world today if you'd taken to sleepwalking
The last thing that you heard must have been all change, all change, all change
Time travelling makes an antique of yourself
The curtain's pulled wide, the unveiling of a museum piece
Small price to pay, small price to pay for this freedom of choice
You′d see so much more of the world today if you′d taken to sleepwalking
The last thing that you heard must have been all change, all change, all change
Out of date, in the right place at the wrong time, stolen, taken away
Out of place, but a lucky escape, rescued at last
You'd see so much more of the world today if you′d taken to sleepwalking
The last thing that you heard must have been all change, all change, all change
These trains don′t run anymore
How the view from the window's changed
On mobile phones people talk and talk
Do we all complain too much?
You′d see so much more of the world today if you'd taken to sleepwalking
The last thing that you heard must have been all change, all change, all change
Time travelling makes an antique of yourself
The curtain's pulled wide, the unveiling of a museum piece
Small price to pay, small price to pay for this freedom of choice
You′d see so much more of the world today if you′d taken to sleepwalking
The last thing that you heard must have been all change, all change, all change
Out of date, in the right place at the wrong time, stolen, taken away
Out of place, but a lucky escape, rescued at last
You'd see so much more of the world today if you′d taken to sleepwalking
The last thing that you heard must have been all change, all change, all change
Writer(s): James Frost, Paul John Mullen, Robin Hawkins, Iwan Griffiths Lyrics powered by www.musixmatch.com