1. |
Starting Over Again
02:38
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2. |
Under the Stars
03:27
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3. |
Thunderstorm
02:58
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What is life trying to say with a thunderstorm every day?
Twelve o'clock dark clouds roll in
With a thunderstorm every day
I thought things were looking up
Things were going just fine
Everything happening just as we planned so
What is life trying to say with a thunderstorm every day?
It rains it pours dark silver-grey
With a thunderstorm every day
What is life trying to say with a thunderstorm every day?
I thought things were looking up
Things were going just fine
Everything happening just as we planned so
What is life trying to say with a thunderstorm every day?
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4. |
Our House on the Hill
02:16
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5. |
The Other Side
01:41
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6. |
Blink an Eye
03:53
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7. |
Different World
03:05
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As the twilight turns to night
I've turned out all the lights
Watching as the sky goes dark
As the tree lines disappear
And the mountain lines fade away
It's a different world
It's a different world
Different world
I woke up to a different world
I woke up to a different world
I woke up to a different world
All these notes from all these songs
They sound so different now
So different now
From darkness into light
Goodbye
Goodbye
Goodbye
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