[Lyric] Watching Trains (Luca Firth)

[Verse]
She carries something heavy
That she just won’t discuss
She walks around the city that she knows is meant for us
She was so small but she acted so tough
With the consequence of knowing that we could’ve been enough

I took it out and weighed it down
To the darkness in my mouth
The last thing I remember
Was being naked in her house
We were so naive we hadn’t noticed we had drowned
In the autumn of our promises and the calling of thе town

[First Chorus]
But I don’t think there’s a place whеre we could’ve figured out
The darker side of what it means to be in love
And I don’t think there’s a place
Where we cared for what we found
And I don’t think there’s a place
Where I loved what I'd bound
She watches the trains from the bedroom she changed
I heard she wants to move away...
She moves in such a lovely way

[Verse]
She used to drink wine
And talk nonsense in my arms
It’s ordinary evenings where we’d glow up in the dark
She steps over the door
Of her little blue house
She’s used to looking over her shoulder

She just wants a normal life
A place to find a husband and be a wife
She couldn’t understand why it happened
But darling my love slipped from my grasp
Falling in the heat of it all
These weren’t my plans

[Chorus]
So maybe there’s a place
Where I find my fears are out
And maybe there’s a place
Where I can sing to you aloud
Maybe there’s a place
Where I rest myself down
And maybe there’s a place
Where I can turn myself around
I’ll take this year of grace
And I’ll tell you what I’ve found
And I’ll try to build a heart to see where loving brings me now
And maybe then I’ll see you
When I’m king of this town

[Outro]
And as the seas won’t change
I’ll be moving mountains away