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Beth Hart ~ World Without You


Days 'n nights n' nights n' days, In silent shades of lazy grays I call your name, It's all the same Sitting staring at the ceiling, Dripping painted pictures peeling From my walls, The time just crawls Was it yesterday? I don't know Was I dreaming? Or did I lose everything I believed in? If you could only see what I see Every time you leave Imagine a world with no sky Imagine the ocean run dry Imagine and you'll see the view Of my world without you Imagine no sun and no rain Imagine that each day's the same It doesn't matter what I do In a world without you Doers doing, Thinkers thinking, Lonely lover's lips are sinking In my tea, They're burning me Wasted weeping, Someone speaking In my head the bed is leaking tears again And there's no end Was it yesterday? I don't know Was I dreaming? Or did I lose everything I believed in? If you could only see what I see Imagine a world with no sky, Imagine the ocean run dry more free lyrics

Days 'n nights n' nights n' days,
In silent shades of lazy grays
I call your name, It's all the same
Sitting staring at the ceiling,
Dripping painted pictures peeling
From my walls, The time just crawls

Was it yesterday? I don't know
Was I dreaming? Or did I lose everything I believed in?
If you could only see what I see
Every time you leave

Imagine a world with no sky
Imagine the ocean run dry
Imagine and you'll see the view
Of my world without you
Imagine no sun and no rain
Imagine that each day's the same
It doesn't matter what I do
In a world without you

Doers doing, Thinkers thinking,
Lonely lover's lips are sinking
In my tea, They're burning me
Wasted weeping, Someone speaking
In my head the bed is leaking tears again
And there's no end

Was it yesterday? I don't know
Was I dreaming? Or did I lose everything I believed in?
If you could only see what I see
Imagine a world with no sky,
Imagine the ocean run dry

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