If I was born to greener lands,
Perhaps I wouldn't be the man,
Who longs for more when he has got,
Ample time left in his watch,
But I was birthed to grey and blue,
To stone and spit, a language new,
Left our children to decipher,
To leave or become a lifer.
If I was born to greener lands,
Perhaps I wouldn't be the man,
Who longs for more when he has got,
A flowered life before gravestone blocksc
But I was birthed to grey and blue,
Stone and spit a language new,
Left our children to decipher,
To leave or become a lifer.
Cucamaras - Greener Lands Lyrics
Cucamaras - Greener Lands Lyrics
We currently do not have these lyrics.
If you would like to submit them, please use the form below.
We currently do not have these lyrics.
If you would like to submit them, please use the form below.
English
If I was born to greener lands,
Perhaps I wouldn't be the man,
Who longs for more when he has got,
Ample time left in his watch,
But I was birthed to grey and blue,
To stone and spit, a language new,
Left our children to decipher,
To leave or become a lifer.
If I was born to greener lands,
Perhaps I wouldn't be the man,
Who longs for more when he has got,
A flowered life before gravestone blocksc
But I was birthed to grey and blue,
Stone and spit a language new,
Left our children to decipher,
To leave or become a lifer.
Perhaps I wouldn't be the man,
Who longs for more when he has got,
Ample time left in his watch,
But I was birthed to grey and blue,
To stone and spit, a language new,
Left our children to decipher,
To leave or become a lifer.
If I was born to greener lands,
Perhaps I wouldn't be the man,
Who longs for more when he has got,
A flowered life before gravestone blocksc
But I was birthed to grey and blue,
Stone and spit a language new,
Left our children to decipher,
To leave or become a lifer.
Writer: Daniel McGrath, Joseph Newton, Joshua Hart, Oliver Bowley
Copyright: Lyrics © Sentric Music
Copyright: Lyrics © Sentric Music
Performed By: Cucamaras
Language: English
Length: 2:31
Written by: Daniel McGrath, Joseph Newton, Joshua Hart, Oliver Bowley