Cry In The Sun
Better Than Ezra
You cleaned out your room And under your bed Lay a picture long forgotten With a hand to your head You sigh out loud As a memory washes over And buries you A summer rainstorm But the shed was dry With a girl from Carolina And you held her so tight For the warmth that the rain denied As the timer moved to a flash And so alive You listen to them when they say Cry in the sun When the devil beats his wife If you cry cry cry in the sun Hope I never see the price of my freedom We dance and sing out And traced the moon As it crawled across the night sky And covered in dew A lover's pact Well here's to now and don't look back And oh how I tried to heed the words written here For everyone If there is a person place or time That brings you back and makes you feel alive Before your reason clouds your eyes You could rule the world If you wanted to Well I hear you're living Far away And that life's treated you well You know that we were young and this picture's old But I can still hear you say Through the pounding of the rain And oh, if you try Tell me can you hear them say Cry in the sun When the devil beats his wife If you cry cry cry in the sun Hope I never see the price of my freedom90s 90s Rock :: sunday shares from jdj alternative amazing ambient american Awesome awesome anytime beautiful better than ezra chillout classic rock easy listening fanfic perfect favorites favourite albums Favourites good music heart Homework indie indie pop indie rock Love music to listen to my music New Orleans Reflective rock sing out loud Singing Songs About Relationships sweet The Feeling thoughtful tracks i know Tune out will never tire of wistful
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