Grey Skies and Work Things
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Grey Skies and Work Things
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Walking home after work
All the streets are full
Tonight I'll see you
At the cinema
CHORUS:
A tune played on church bells ring
A song that the angels could sing
I know what tomorrow will bring
Grey skies and work things
When the sun begins to set
There's something in the light
That makes you shudder
And makes you think you hear...
Grey skies and work things
The night shall end in day
And when the light is vivid
Why do we turn away?
Walking home from leaving you
On your parents' step
Tonight I'll miss you
No mountain is so steep
Unless you're very lucky
Grey skies and work things
Grey skies and work things
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