It Could Be Sunshine

You can get from here to there
By leaps and bounds or measured steps
You can make it dark or fair
Depending on your point of view


You can get a taste of the glory
By the ingestion of a simple truth
You can take a look around
See the outside, see the inside too

Are you on a road to nowhere?
Are you riding a train to Heaven or Hell?
Are you in search of somewhere
Or something that rings true?

Well it could be closer than you think
It could be closer than you think
It could be closer than you think
It could be closer than you think it is

Give me your sunshine again
You've left me in a mess
And when I fall I really fall
And that's when you go to my head my head

It could be sunshine
It could be sunshine
It could be sunshine
It could be sunshine

Give me songs and freedom
Give me love in every sense
Raise me up so high with you
All the cavemen fade away, away

It could be sunshine
It could be sunshine
It could be sunshine
It could be sunshine

Walking on the sidewalk of life
Will only make you grey and sad
Lift me up so high, so high
My lifes always in your hands, your hands

It could be sunshine
It could be sunshine
It could be sunshine
It could be sunshine

My love for you won't last for one day
My love for you will last for two
My love for you won't last for one day
My love for you will last for two

My love for you won't last for one day
My love for you will last for two
My love for you won't last for one day
My love for you will last for two

The Hero’s Return

Jesus, Jesus what's it all about
Trying to clout these little ingrates into shape
When I was their age, all the lights went out
There was no time to whine and mope about

And even now part of me flies over Dresden at angels one five
Though they'll never fathom it
Behind my sarcasm desperate memories lie

Sweetheart, sweetheart are you fast asleep?
Good
'Cos that's the only time that I can really speak to you
And there is something that I've locked away
A memory that is too painful
To withstand the light of day

When we came back from the war
The banners and flags hung on everyone's door
We danced and we sang in the street and the church bells rang
But burning in my heart
The memory smoulders on
Of the gunner's dying words on the intercom