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There Is Still Time Lyrics


Newton Faulkner There Is Still Time

Oh my god, I can't believe I've done it again
f..cked my heart with love I thought could be around the bend
Maybe it's always been the same
Sun goes down there's no one to blame
One day it'll come up again

Does anyone here get the feeling we're on a sinking ship?
The captain's gone and drunk on power again and just a sip
Maybe it's always been the same
As innocence lost a knowledge game
Or it could be time for a change of heart

There is still time
There is still time
There is still time for a change of heart

I don't get why the many are so scared of the few
Don't let them make you feel there's nothing that you can do

Cause there is still time
There is still time
There is still time for a change of heart

And in this life there's everything to fear
But I'm not going down without a fight I tell you that my dear
And I can't stop the sun from coming down
But I can catch it with one hand behind my back and a smile

Oh my god, I can't believe I've done it again
f..cked my heart with love I thought could be around the bend


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