Somewhere South - The Railway Children

Your two eyes got too close to be framed

When I can’t see I can’t say

You rushed in with the weather in your hair

And my perspective’s changed

And the landscape’s like an overcoat

And my thoughts are like rain

There’s no one queuing up to take your place

Now, you’re gone again

I left for somewhere south of her pretty hair

Out there all alone, it’s a wilderness

But I’m coming back for her

Careering down the same old road

On the wrong side of town

Its 12.30 and the bare walls like semaphore

Say this apartment’s closed down

And the landscape’s like an overcoat

And my thoughts are like rain

Her two eyes got too close to fit the frame

I left for somewhere south of her pretty hair

Out there all alone, it’s a wilderness

But I’m coming back for her

I’d be the first to admit my doubt

But you just say somewhere

Well, I pulled the words from your mouth

But you just say somewhere

I pulled a flame out of your mouth

But you just say somewhere

'Cause I’d be the first to admit my doubt

But you just say somewhere south