How does it feel to wake each day
Not seeing color only gray?
And when the night takes back the eyes
Not caring if the sun will rise?
I feel this way
And now you've gone away
How does it feel to be a part
Of exquisite corpse, a work of art?
Not to be treasured for yourself
Always attached to something else?
I feel this way
And now you've gone away
I miss your hair, I miss your face
I miss your presence in this place
And how you filled my lungs with air
You disappeared but I'm still here
I'm still here
Where are you?
Simon Fullheart - Gone Away Lyrics
Simon Fullheart - Gone Away Lyrics
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How does it feel to wake each day
Not seeing color only gray?
And when the night takes back the eyes
Not caring if the sun will rise?
I feel this way
And now you've gone away
How does it feel to be a part
Of exquisite corpse, a work of art?
Not to be treasured for yourself
Always attached to something else?
I feel this way
And now you've gone away
I miss your hair, I miss your face
I miss your presence in this place
And how you filled my lungs with air
You disappeared but I'm still here
I'm still here
Where are you?
Not seeing color only gray?
And when the night takes back the eyes
Not caring if the sun will rise?
I feel this way
And now you've gone away
How does it feel to be a part
Of exquisite corpse, a work of art?
Not to be treasured for yourself
Always attached to something else?
I feel this way
And now you've gone away
I miss your hair, I miss your face
I miss your presence in this place
And how you filled my lungs with air
You disappeared but I'm still here
I'm still here
Where are you?
Writer: AINSLEY SHOMARI MORRIS, EARLAN BARTLEY
Copyright: Lyrics © Ultra Tunes, CTSO MUSIC, Royalty Network
Copyright: Lyrics © Ultra Tunes, CTSO MUSIC, Royalty Network
Performed By: Simon Fullheart
Language: English
Length: 3:52
Written by: AINSLEY SHOMARI MORRIS, EARLAN BARTLEY