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Brian Eno ~ Golden Hours


The passage of time Is flicking dimly up on the screen I can't see the lines I used to think i could read between Perhaps my brains have turned to san Oh me oh my I think it's been an eternity You'd be surprised At my degree of uncertainty How can moments go so slow. Several times I've seen the evening slide away Watching the signs Taking over from the fading day Perhaps my brains are old and scrambled. Several times I've seen the evening slide away Watching the signs Taking over from the fading day Changing water into wine. Several times I've seen the evening slide away Watching the signs Taking over from the fading day Putting the grapes back on the vine. (simultaneously with the last two verses, another voice sings another melody with different words, as follows:) Who would believe what a poor set of eyes can show you Who would believe what an innocent voice could do Never a silence always a face at the door. Who would believe what a poor set of ears can tell you Who would believe what a weak pair of hands can do Never a silence always a foot in the door. more free lyrics

The passage of time
Is flicking dimly up on the screen
I can't see the lines
I used to think i could read between
Perhaps my brains have turned to san

Oh me oh my
I think it's been an eternity
You'd be surprised
At my degree of uncertainty
How can moments go so slow.

Several times
I've seen the evening slide away
Watching the signs
Taking over from the fading day
Perhaps my brains are old and scrambled.

Several times
I've seen the evening slide away
Watching the signs
Taking over from the fading day
Changing water into wine.

Several times
I've seen the evening slide away
Watching the signs
Taking over from the fading day
Putting the grapes back on the vine.

(simultaneously with the last two verses, another voice sings another melody with different words, as follows:)

Who would believe what a poor set of eyes can show you
Who would believe what an innocent voice could do
Never a silence always a face at the door.

Who would believe what a poor set of ears can tell you
Who would believe what a weak pair of hands can do
Never a silence always a foot in the door.

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