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Ash ~ Someday


Someday we'll leave this town
It wears us down
We'll leave somehow
All its harm and all its charm
Oh someday

Someday we'll leave behind
All this time
That has turned sour
Far behind, out of mind
Oh someday

Someday we'll leave this life
Far behind and fade in time
We'll look down on this sad town
Oh someday

Safe from harm, was it a dream I had
Was it a dream I had
When did it turn bad
Safe from harm
Was it a dream

Safe from harm, was it a dream I had
Was it a dream I had
When did it turn bad
Safe from harm, was it a dream I had
Was it a dream I had
When did it turn bad
Safe from harm, was it a dream I had
Was it a dream I had
When did it turn bad
Safe from harm
Was it a dream

Someday we'll leave behind
This sad life and all its lies
All its harm and all its charm
Someday we shall see clarity
And we won't look back


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