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Babel Fish ~ Close To Home


I swear on my life I really do care Don't know where we going But i can't wait to get there I've been the lost boy In search of his mom The sky still is cloudy But you made the sea look calm And now i can feel the ground under my feet Now i can taste both the bitter and sweet Now that i feel the ground I'm close to home But you look so small When you try to smile Uncertainty grabs you And holds on for quite awhile You beg me to stay Like i could let go I can't hold you long enough I try to let you know 'cause now i can feel the ground... You're a new horizon You have made me realize I can touch the ceiling I see hope instead of lies Although it's not easy I will never shut my eyes I won't shut my eyes 'cause now i can feel the ground... more free lyrics

I swear on my life
I really do care
Don't know where we going
But i can't wait to get there
I've been the lost boy
In search of his mom
The sky still is cloudy
But you made the sea look calm

And now i can feel the ground under my feet
Now i can taste both the bitter and sweet
Now that i feel the ground
I'm close to home

But you look so small
When you try to smile
Uncertainty grabs you
And holds on for quite awhile
You beg me to stay
Like i could let go
I can't hold you long enough
I try to let you know

'cause now i can feel the ground...

You're a new horizon
You have made me realize
I can touch the ceiling
I see hope instead of lies
Although it's not easy
I will never shut my eyes
I won't shut my eyes

'cause now i can feel the ground...

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