作曲 : Marita Dyson/Stuart Flanagan
When the sky is grey, sometimes I prefer it than when it’s blue
You might think it strange
Sometimes I want to stay inside for days
And be alone
A fallen fire
A quilted home
And fall asleep for a thousand years
(But don’t worry now)
When the sky is blue
And the sun is angled against our roof
As it hits the trees
Golden
And fading
Sun hits make me weep
And remember each day is but a turn
The light is walking
Away across the Earth
East to the West
I remember ‘Don’t worry now’
When the sky is night
And I stand alone looking to the Moon
How I feel so still
Heavenly bodies
Gravity
My will
And to think
Of everyone
Who ever drew breath beneath the Sun
East to the west
I remember ‘Don’t worry now
Give it up for the Morning!
Give it up for the afternoon Sun!
The answer is so simple, and heavy on my arm
Give it up for the Magpie!
Give it up for the whispering Creek!
I know I should listen, and take it to my sleep
I know I should listen, and take it to my sleep
I know I should listen
I know I should listen