When Comes the End
from Fire From The Sky by The Storm Makers
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lyrics
Once again I tear off another
Calendar page
And I cannot remember
My age
Was it sixsteen or eighteen
During my dream
But What I see in the mirror
Is not a teen
Am I already adult
I must have skipped
School the day that they learned
Us to grow
Well are you looking for me I'm looking at you
'Cause you're a picture of me I'm the future you
And I am so proud of you are you proud of me
'Cause I really hope that you find yourself in me
I'm affraid of what is done
And I'm missing what is gone
And everything I have known
Will I miss what I have got
Falling down into the trap
I cannot escape
From memories that I
Never lived
I need to slwo down flow
And come back in time
To be child again
'Cause I have to
Meet a fish girl in a wave
Share a secret with my friend
Write a story with my twin
Dream about what I will be
Ten or twenty years from now
What will I say
About the time and the years
And me
Maybe that is time
To rescue my dreams
To make it become as real
As could be
Well do you know that the moment's the only wealth
So tell what does that someone is rich
Say could it be the time left until you die
Or how you decide to use each seconds of life
Meet a fish-girl in a wave
Keep the secret of a frind
Write a story with your twin
Never denying a dream.
Calendar page
And I cannot remember
My age
Was it sixsteen or eighteen
During my dream
But What I see in the mirror
Is not a teen
Am I already adult
I must have skipped
School the day that they learned
Us to grow
Well are you looking for me I'm looking at you
'Cause you're a picture of me I'm the future you
And I am so proud of you are you proud of me
'Cause I really hope that you find yourself in me
I'm affraid of what is done
And I'm missing what is gone
And everything I have known
Will I miss what I have got
Falling down into the trap
I cannot escape
From memories that I
Never lived
I need to slwo down flow
And come back in time
To be child again
'Cause I have to
Meet a fish girl in a wave
Share a secret with my friend
Write a story with my twin
Dream about what I will be
Ten or twenty years from now
What will I say
About the time and the years
And me
Maybe that is time
To rescue my dreams
To make it become as real
As could be
Well do you know that the moment's the only wealth
So tell what does that someone is rich
Say could it be the time left until you die
Or how you decide to use each seconds of life
Meet a fish-girl in a wave
Keep the secret of a frind
Write a story with your twin
Never denying a dream.
credits
from Fire From The Sky,
released September 29, 2014
Joachim Ducos : guitars, vocals & lyrics
Sarah Nasplezes : drums
Mixed & mastered by Nicolas Tessier
Joachim Ducos : guitars, vocals & lyrics
Sarah Nasplezes : drums
Mixed & mastered by Nicolas Tessier
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discography
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Sep 2014 -
Aug 2013 -
Jun 2012 -
Mar 2012
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