Vārdi: David Sylvian. The Shining of Things.

Take my word for it, this never should have happened
What in the world do you think got into me
We fire at will and as we watch the pieces shatter
We find were closer than we've ever been

She calls my name and I come running
I have lost the voice I listened too
And in the blindness as my world stops turning
There's a sadness like I never knew but I still see the shining of things

As the morning breaks, it hardly seems to matter
I hear a shallowness in everything I say
We've played the night out in all too familiar fashion
To wear the heartache through another day

She calls my name and I come running
I have lost the voice I listened too
And there's a stillness now, the rain's stopped falling
There's a sadness like I never knew but I see the shining of things