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Adrian Belew ~ Phone Call From The Moon


"hello, honey, i hope i didn't wake you up, But i had to hear your voice I'm standing in another phone booth, Somewhere on the moon I'm alright, i guess, except for all the stuff i miss The things we used to do I never knew i could be this blue It's so quiet here Like the stars are sayin', "shh, be quiet" So, how are the kids? Did i miss his birthday again? Aw, no...could you tell him i'm sorry, Sometimes my mind gets blurry And i lose all sense of time Time moves slowly Like the curve of the earth Aw, honey, i wish i really could Reach out and touch you...but that's not real Like the moon is blue...like this lonely view From a sad phone...out here on the moon And it feels like one long lonely night You know what i mean, That's why i called" more free lyrics

"hello, honey, i hope i didn't wake you up,
But i had to hear your voice
I'm standing in another phone booth,
Somewhere on the moon

I'm alright, i guess, except for all the stuff i miss
The things we used to do
I never knew i could be this blue

It's so quiet here
Like the stars are sayin',
"shh, be quiet"

So, how are the kids?
Did i miss his birthday again?
Aw, no...could you tell him i'm sorry,
Sometimes my mind gets blurry
And i lose all sense of time

Time moves slowly
Like the curve of the earth

Aw, honey, i wish i really could
Reach out and touch you...but that's not real
Like the moon is blue...like this lonely view
From a sad phone...out here on the moon

And it feels like one long lonely night
You know what i mean,
That's why i called"

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