The Othersiders

In a great day’s song
Is where the Othersiders belong
Into a brave new world, they’ve gone
Flipping it age by age
Into a tranquillizing stage
Well here in my silence a lifetime long, I know
That they all will be gone by dawn
In a great day’s dream
I am memorizing the scenes
Well there is an author, enlighter, a singer/song-writer
A genius who lingers with electrifying fingers
And a sacred hill
Where the butterflies are still
Well here in my silence a lifetime long, I know
That they all will be gone by dawn
In a great day’s song
Is where the Othersiders belong
They left that contagious pain in vain
Passing the midnight train
Oh, as the truck driver vanished in the rain
Well here in my silence a lifetime long, I know
That they all will be gone by dawn
In a great day’s dream
I am memorizing the scenes
Take the car through the driving
Rain by the silver lake, it stopped miles away
So they lit up some lovegrass and talk all night through
And they’d sleep beneath the purple skies 'til somewhere round noon
In their silence a lifetime long they know
That they all would be gone by dawn
They were all so free
(Like) you wish to be
We were all so free
(Like) you wish to be
They were all so free
(Like) you wish to be
They were all so free
We were all so free
(Like) you wish to be
We were all so free
(Like) you wish to be
We were all so free
(Like) you wish to be
We were all so…
Free