The Miserable

Fire and lightening
Don't do it for me anymore
Sick of opening French doors
Just to look out on scorched earth
Shame on me

Love it then take it for granted
Never know how good you have it
Till she throws you away

Maybe I'll lay down my guns
And fall out of love
With this revolution
I think I miss the clean air
I miss feeling safe
But it's forever 1955
We're waiting for the fire in the sky

Being alone
An addiction all its own
An opium den, I just gave in
I spent a year in

It's all relative you know
Time and perspective and flow
What's important now
Was foreign somehow
Til time taught me better

Maybe I'll lay down my guns
And fall out of love
With this revolution
I think I miss the clean air
I miss feeling safe
But it's forever 1955
We're waiting for the fire in the sky

Fire in the sky
1955

Fire in the sky
1955

Maybe we lay down our guns
And we fall in love
In the trenches of Revolution

Maybe we lay down our guns
And we fall in love
In the trenches of Revolution

Maybe we lay down our guns
And we fall in love
In the trenches of Revolution



Credits
Writer(s): Bryan Charlson, Chris Flippin, Donald Spence, Patrick Solem, Sean Sellers, Tony Caraffa
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