words and music by Bruce Baldwin, copyright 1996, 2006

 

I've been living in black and white, behind the light.

I've been searching for nothing too, it just seemed the thing to do.

In my drawer, there's a photograph, a distant past,

a fixed emotion I understand, a quick moment that I planned.

I feel the same but so much has changed,

and nothing here means a thing to me.

Breathing fire, breaking down the door.  What was is for?

It kept me out here for much too long.

I can't sing that song again.

 

Colors turning into shades of gray, in all directions,

dirty buildings blend with smoggy skies.

Drowning in a flood of images that have no meaning,

even on your color T.V. screen

 

I can see you for what you were, you're now a blur,

never closer to what I need.

I know mannequins don't bleed.

I feel the same but so much has changed,

and nothing here means a thing to me.

 

 

 

 

  Photo by Christina Baldwin (c) 2006

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