"You were the owner of the lost and found" should be "You were a runaround, a lost and found".
"Take them off in my face" should be "Take a look in my face".
"This is one scene that started to replace my world" should be "This is one scene that's going to repave my way" (at least I think it says "repave").
"who's not gonna cheapen sale" sounds more like "who's not going cheap for sale".
This is a cover of a song by Soft Cell.
The lyrics at the end sound like:
Say goodbye
Say goodbye
We were born for the wind
Who are we to understand
We were born before the wind
Say goodbye
In the rain hail sleet and snow
Say goodbye
Get on the train, train, train
Say goodbye
Say goodbye
Say goodbye
Say goodbye
In the wind and the rain my darling
Say goodbye
In the wind and the rain my darling
The line "We were born before the wind" is from Van Morrison, "Into the Mystic."
The perfect ending (or second-last song) to White Ladder, and one of its 3 best songs.
"You were the owner of the lost and found" should be "You were a runaround, a lost and found". "Take them off in my face" should be "Take a look in my face". "This is one scene that started to replace my world" should be "This is one scene that's going to repave my way" (at least I think it says "repave"). "who's not gonna cheapen sale" sounds more like "who's not going cheap for sale".
This is a cover of a song by Soft Cell.
The lyrics at the end sound like:
Say goodbye Say goodbye
We were born for the wind Who are we to understand We were born before the wind Say goodbye
In the rain hail sleet and snow Say goodbye Get on the train, train, train Say goodbye Say goodbye Say goodbye Say goodbye In the wind and the rain my darling Say goodbye In the wind and the rain my darling
The line "We were born before the wind" is from Van Morrison, "Into the Mystic."
The perfect ending (or second-last song) to White Ladder, and one of its 3 best songs.