Paroles: Robert Forster. Intermission. Danger In The Past.

Your sister picked me up at the station. She told me they?d taken you in, the word was it was just observation I thought here we go again. Danger in the Past. So I went and I saw you. We walked through the hospital grounds. I took your hand and I told you, never show your problems in a country town. Danger in the Past. We had friends. We had friends that didn?t make twenty-five. I knew a genius in a bedroom who couldn?t walk outside there have been some tremors in our lives. Danger in the Past. Your mother is a saint, with her goodwill and with her strength. I think that she thought that we were once lovers now she seems happier that we?re friends. Danger in the Past. So you signed yourself out, with a cross and with a curse. You took my arm and you told me, that you knew some good people there in Perth. Danger in the Past. So I went back to my own city to find that I?d meade enemies while I was away. You might think this is a hard thing to do and it was your sister who used to say. Danger in the Past