Vārdi: Nine Days. Madding Crowd. End Up Alone.

What I see is what's to be
Cartwheels to eternity
Round and round my head she goes
In the good dreams though she wears no clothes

Took our picture by the sea
The ocean waits to carry me
Carry me back home again
To where she sleeps, I lay my head

Saw her runnin' barefoot
But the ground there never touched her feet
Watched her in the shadows
While the tide came in and claimed our beach

We could've made it in the dunes
We had it all within our reach
But I've got a lot of life to learn
And you've got a lot of life to teach

Why do we all end up alone?
Why do we always have to find our way back home?
Why do we all end up alone?
We gather no moss just like a rollin'

What I say is what I mean
No definition in between
Couldn't make it in the movie scene
You couldn't stay on, you couldn't stay clean

What you wear is who you are
The odds are in and you'll go far
A penny for your thoughts, you'll see
A nickel buys you what you need

Saw you on the big show
Saw you swingin' from the big trapeze
Standin' on my tiptoes
While you brushed the dirt from off your knees

Should have come as no surprise
No one else here did have your drive
You've got a big white stretch parked right outside
But nobody there to share your ride

Why do we all end up alone?
Why do we always have to find our way back home?
Why do we all end up alone?
Why do we all end up dead, drunk or stoned?

What I know is what I hear
The ringin' in my ears is clear
A monkey's got it made you see
Swingin' from the vine of a coconut tree

Why do we all end up alone?
Why do we always have to find our way back home?
Why do we all end up alone?
We gather no moss just like a rollin' stone?

Why do we all end up alone?
Why do we always have to find our way back home?
Why do we all end up alone?
Why do we all wake up dead, drunk or stoned?

Dead, drunk or stoned
Just like a rollin' stone