Paroles:
Robert Francis Before Nightfall

I climbed down a mountain in my dreams a long time ago. And I will tell you a little story, in a voice, so unkind. I can?t lay in your arms, I can?t

When you?re lost, in an old part of town, got no friends to carry you around, I can here you calling, in the dead of the night, behind a moon bounce,

Mescaline in the sun you try so hard to find someone i used to be a hero blood on my saddle fighting every battle i used to be alone you shoot up then

I loved a girl once and she was very young, every day I wondered what I could have done. Now sh's sitting somewhere where the walls are all white, losing

Desert, mountains, life. We drove out where the winds blew. For what we did those nights, we'd lose what was inside you. I took my parents' car, and

my mind, buildings all around. It?s too late, it?s too late, I ain?t gonna wait around. Honey, I?ll be gone before the nightfall. Polish off some Ballantines