The Good Company - Supreme Grey lyrics

A cavern speech into the dial a little stamp behind the nails of a little house I'm dropping you lines over the paper like anyone else I thought I was the very first man in you moon to land On that day I'm awake the sun breaks again closed bars on the day I would drink again I was there, you were right but the f**ing grey spilling down on a age you and me regret My father is there, a modern statue my daughter is asking if she's going to born someday the beauty was now a one-man country the shores and the lakes we slept beside with the early fade as the night was made On that day I'm awake the sun breaks again closed bars on the day I would drink again I was there, you were right but the f**ing grey spilling down on a age you and me regret