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Sunset Ltd - Upright Walk Lyrics

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  • One day I was walking through the city
  • With my hat on and my glasses bright and clear
  • I was drifting down the roads and I was running up all stairs
  • But I never I will never come again
  • Cannot say didn't have a good time
  • But I might say there was something I have missed
  • Though I drifted down these roads and ran up every single stair
  • I have never; had I felt so solitaire
  • In New York, in Chicago, in Beirut and Berlin
  • People like Hamsters do their job and turn the wheels
  • Nobody that I could talk to, lot of time to think
  • Hoping someday I'll reach an end
  • One day I was walking through the city
  • Hands in pockets and my head up in the sky
  • I was like the 'odd-one-out' who wandered lonely as a cloud
  • Hear no other and no other can hear me.
  • Reminding me of being different
  • Fine arts, you know, I know, who knows?
  • Do they give us time to think or are they staining us with ink
  • To make sure that everybody sees
  • In New York, in Chicago, in Beirut and Berlin
  • People like Hamsters do their job and turn the wheels
  • Nobody that I could talk to, lot of time to think
  • Hoping someday I'll reach an end.
  • Please hand me paper and pencil
  • Play me notes and rhythm make it fit
  • Visit the outside of your room, leave those meadows at the wall
  • They're just pictures after all
  • In New York, in Chicago, in Beirut and Berlin
  • People like Hamsters do their job and turn the wheels
  • Nobody that I could talk to, lot of time to think
  • Hoping someday I'll reach an end.

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