| The world will show you signs |
| But you’ll miss them every time |
| But you see, the world knows this |
| And depending on the gravity |
| The world will storm your house |
| Send signifiers in the form of newspapers |
| Wrapped around last year’s leaves |
| Fires through the trees cover you entirely |
| So shout if you think you’ll be heard |
| And cry for what you think you deserve |
| In some little song, with little words |
| Some little things you came upon |
| Some little wish, somehow absurd |
| When all the lights are turnd back on |
| Can you hear me wher you are? |
| Like a whisper through a megaphone |
| Through my sister’s broken microphone |
| That I borrowed and never returned |
| (And never returned!) |
| Can you hear my words? |
| Rising up out of the dark |
| (Out of the dark like the sun) |
| Like the sun |
| So shout |
| (At the top) |
| At the top |
| (At the top) |
| At the top of your lungs! |
| (And scream for) |
| And scream for everything |
| (That's been) |
| That’s been done! |
| And you look sick and you’re gone |
| Back to that night where you belonged |
| But you’re just tired cos you’ve lived too long |
| And you’re just sick to death of all these little songs |