Oh, Look at how she listens
She says nothing of what she thinks
Just listens to abuses
And by the kitchen sink...
She thinks, "Hey!
Why do I live to this?
I'm latest in life
How did it end like this?"
Oh, when the rocks in her heart fall
And she feels the weight of life
And the colors mix together to grey
Grey Street
Day & Night the difference
She prays to God most everynight
Although she swears He doesn't listen
There's hope in her that He just might
She said, "I Pray!"
"But they fall on deaf ears
I'm supposed to take it all on myself
To get out of this place."
But then rocks in her heart fall
And then she rode the light in
Oh, the pain now seems it's over
And again she sees the pain
And then the colors mix together to grey
On Grey Street
It's all colored in again
Take what you can from your dreams
Make it real as anything
Takes the work out of the courage
She said, "Please!"
"There's someone sleeping outside my door
I live on the corner of Grey Street
And the end of the world."
And the wrong in her whole plan
It's as hopeless as the day she came
And the man she calls her father
Ignores her and ignores her pain
Oh, when I walk out in the morning
In all this sunlight
And all the colors mix together to grey
On Grey Street
On Grey Street
It's Grey Street, you go
So, don't lose your heaven
Don't convince yourself you're done
Just 'cause the things around you seem heavy
Doesn't mean you can't get off this ground
When you hold me down in the heart now
Move out and, oh, the wait is over
Oh, might notice all your worry
One another (???)
And the colors mix together to grey
On Grey Street
On Grey Street
To grey...
Yeah, yeah...
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