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Carly Simon ~ Blue Of Blue


(nicholas holmes, additional lyrics by carly simon) The blue of blue Is mostly grey Ain’t no silver line No brighter day Last of the coming up Didn’t come my way Looks like i’m down here to stay Down to stay So kick me, i won't feel a thing My senses have all been run And there’s nothing left of the used to be But the weeping that’s just begun That sour taste too late But now i duck my head And no cradle rocks this empty bed If crying’s not good for me Then i guess i’m doing wrong So i sing this crying song Cry along You packed it in too soon You lose me but not your nerve Well i guess i know it’s what i deserve Crazy to think that i could keep you on reserve And so the curtain falls Curtain falls more free lyrics

(nicholas holmes, additional lyrics by carly simon)

The blue of blue
Is mostly grey
Ain’t no silver line
No brighter day
Last of the coming up
Didn’t come my way
Looks like i’m down here to stay
Down to stay

So kick me, i won't feel a thing
My senses have all been run
And there’s nothing left of the used to be
But the weeping that’s just begun
That sour taste too late
But now i duck my head
And no cradle rocks this empty bed
If crying’s not good for me
Then i guess i’m doing wrong
So i sing this crying song
Cry along

You packed it in too soon
You lose me but not your nerve
Well i guess i know it’s what i deserve
Crazy to think that i could keep you on reserve
And so the curtain falls
Curtain falls

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