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This Is What Life Is Lyrics


Charlie Dee This Is What Life Is


Sometimes I feel how your heart gets distracted
The heart and the head
How does it feel to be a cliché
Why are my eyes not a reason for crying
For getting abstract and losing your mind

I don't believe that your love is trustworthy
You sing and you dance
But you never approach
The deaf and the dumb and the blind do agree
That you shut them out cause you simply believe

This is what life is
Sometimes you lose
This is what life is
Some people lose

I always felt there were bigger fish to fry
I always felt I had to give it a better try
You said they broke the mold I was made of
You said
Silly princess
You're too much to involved
Ref
All I wanna give you is do you dare to be a dreamer
All I wanna give you is do you dare to believe
All I wanna give you is did you know
that time won't be a healer
Without you

And now you're an old man
Who's left by his wife
Cause you dilly-dallied
To become
The man who's inside you
And you're sick to the bone
And you are rarer than most
And I've got to choose whether I'm silly
Or like you



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