1. |
Raining On My Parade
03:10
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2. |
A Sweet Melody
02:18
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3. |
Little Things
03:08
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4. |
Just Don't Have Time
01:30
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5. |
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Verse 1
You're wicked
You're smiling
What are you hiding
Why don't you put on a show
Keep talking
Keep pushing
Draw their attention
Away from what they should know
Pre Chorus 1
Through darkness ahead
The glow of the lights
will show them the way
illuminate the path they follow
But what would they see
if they should look on further?
A road that shepherds them to nothing at all
Verse 2
You're worried
You're frowning
They're onto you now
You better try something new
Start posing
Start scaring
Make them believe it
That they can trust only you
PreChorus 2:
And those who dissent
The ones who won't play
Well, they can be bought
Or if they can't you'll just ignore them
To you it's so clear
They're with you or against you
Now it's your way or else it's nothing at all
Chorus:
But when the wind blows
It blows away your poisonous divisions
Blows right through your scare tactics and lies
And when the sun shines
It searches out the hope that you've been hoarding
You're really hiding nothing at all
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6. |
A Sunny Day in Gotham
03:45
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7. |
Paper Airplanes
03:09
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8. |
Finale
02:46
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