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Adrian Belew ~ May 1, 1990


I lived inside a tear Time magnified my fear That the world around me Was only getting more severe On may 1, 1990 Something changed inside me And i saw the stars align And i knew that it was meant to be I didn't know at the time My heart was on the line But the world was turning And suddenly the sun was shining On may 1, 1990 Something changed inside me And i saw the stars align And i knew that it was meant to be In a city by the sun Maybe when you saw me then You thought i had the world at my feet Maybe when you looked again You saw how i was empty In a city by the sun On may 1, 1990 Something changed inside me And i saw the stars align And i knew that it was meant to be In a city by the sun more free lyrics

I lived inside a tear
Time magnified my fear
That the world around me
Was only getting more severe

On may 1, 1990
Something changed inside me
And i saw the stars align
And i knew that it was meant to be

I didn't know at the time
My heart was on the line
But the world was turning
And suddenly the sun was shining

On may 1, 1990
Something changed inside me
And i saw the stars align
And i knew that it was meant to be

In a city by the sun

Maybe when you saw me then
You thought i had the world at my feet
Maybe when you looked again
You saw how i was empty
In a city by the sun

On may 1, 1990
Something changed inside me
And i saw the stars align
And i knew that it was meant to be

In a city by the sun

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