Song Description
Acoustic guitar-based ballad about finding the positive side of life no matter what life hands you. Great guitar solos and parts by Timmy Baudier and Lawrence Olivier. Interesting Latin type of groove laid down by Charles Brewer on drums. Check it out!
Song Length |
3:49 |
Genre |
Rock - General |
Tempo |
Medium Slow (91 - 110) |
Lead Vocal |
Male Vocal |
Lyrics
I can't explain it but there's something here that's not right
No need to worry--there's nothing you can do
To shade me from the truth
Don't need another dose of sympathy or insight
The sky is falling--the walls are closing in
I'm jumping out of my skin
But there's a crack in the roof
Where the sun comes through
It's a window that erases all the gloom
Just a crack in the roof
A passage to the sky of blue
In the quiet desparation of the dawn
A lonely heart is moved
The fear is washing over me and I might drown
I need a cover, a shelter from the storm
A place where hope reforms
Still I can't think of any kind of reason to back down
I'm up against it
No matter what I choose
There's nothing left to lose
Then a crack in the roof
Brings the sunlight through
It's a window that erases all the gloom
Just a crack in the roof
A passage to the sky of blue
In the quiet desperation of the dawn
A lonely heart is moved