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Babel Fish ~ Over The Moon


So, you're down on your elbows and knees And now you just go with the flow You used to be easy to please But that was a long time ago. But when you enter her room And when she opens her dream cocoon You'll be over the moon You'll be able to fly You'll be getting there soon You'll be high as the sky Say, what happened to all your friends What made them so dull and so grey They got in a way in a sense 'cause they chose to turn her away But when you enter her room And when she opens her dream cocoon You'll be over the moon You'll be able to fly You'll be getting there soon You'll be high as the sky You will bend til you break You can't tell her goodbye She's got god in her hands Got us all in a trance And when she opens her dream cocoon We'll be over the moon We'll be able to fly We'll be getting there soon We'll be high as the sky We will bend til we break Just don't tell us goodbye more free lyrics

So, you're down on your elbows and knees
And now you just go with the flow
You used to be easy to please
But that was a long time ago.

But when you enter her room
And when she opens her dream cocoon

You'll be over the moon
You'll be able to fly
You'll be getting there soon
You'll be high as the sky

Say, what happened to all your friends
What made them so dull and so grey
They got in a way in a sense
'cause they chose to turn her away

But when you enter her room
And when she opens her dream cocoon

You'll be over the moon
You'll be able to fly
You'll be getting there soon
You'll be high as the sky
You will bend til you break
You can't tell her goodbye

She's got god in her hands
Got us all in a trance
And when she opens her dream cocoon

We'll be over the moon
We'll be able to fly
We'll be getting there soon
We'll be high as the sky
We will bend til we break
Just don't tell us goodbye

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