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Belle & Sebastian ~ You Made Me Forget My Dreams


You made me forget my dreams When I woke up to you sleeping We had peace for a night at least But the trouble starts today This morning you'll say 'I'll see you sometime, maybe' and I Fall back to uneasy sleep You made me forget my dreams I was building a space rocket With the boy who played bass guitar With the boy who's wearing flares He didn't care He lit the fuse and ran for a mile The space rocket went up in style The space rocket went up in style I'll lend you two hundred quid For a flight across the ocean Maybe things will look better there Because they couldn't be much worse Than tears and a curse For men with guns, maturing in age Will always pay a shitty wage They'll always pay a shitty wage You made me forget my dreams When I woke up to you sleeping There was blood on the sheets again And the view outside the window Of gardens in bloom Obscured by all the trouble we had I think I better make a move I think I better make a move more free lyrics

You made me forget my dreams
When I woke up to you sleeping
We had peace for a night at least
But the trouble starts today
This morning you'll say
'I'll see you sometime, maybe' and I
Fall back to uneasy sleep

You made me forget my dreams
I was building a space rocket
With the boy who played bass guitar
With the boy who's wearing flares
He didn't care
He lit the fuse and ran for a mile
The space rocket went up in style
The space rocket went up in style

I'll lend you two hundred quid
For a flight across the ocean
Maybe things will look better there
Because they couldn't be much worse
Than tears and a curse
For men with guns, maturing in age
Will always pay a shitty wage
They'll always pay a shitty wage

You made me forget my dreams
When I woke up to you sleeping
There was blood on the sheets again
And the view outside the window
Of gardens in bloom
Obscured by all the trouble we had
I think I better make a move
I think I better make a move

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