Paroles de la chanson Lullabye par Justin Nozuka

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Paroles de la chanson Lullabye par Justin Nozuka

Twenty miles to fast
Acceleration on the gas,
While she wakes up into the glass,
And reaches out for her baby
Oh, oh, ohh
She reaches out for her baby.

The sun wakes up the birds are singing,
She wakes up to the day
The sky's so clear,
New life appears and all she sees is the rain.
Everyday is the same.

Cigarettes all stamped on the desk,
And empty bottles on the ground
A baby picture on the fridge of Katie reaching for a hug.
All she knew about was love.

2001 to 2005 always remembered by her beautiful smile
Katie, tattooed on her arm
Now mama's gotta live on.
Lullaby

Memories of the walks down to the parks and drawing flowers on the pavement,
And sharing double scooped ice cream.
Her favorite flavor was straw-berry, yeah, yeahh.
An empty swing,
An empty yard,
An empty play-house
Her only joy is now gone
And now shes left all alone.

2001 to 2005 always remembered by her beautiful smile,
Katie, tattooed on her arm,
Now mama's gotta live on.
Lullaby...
Lullaby

Flashbacks to the past and 30 miles to fast
Acceleration on the gas while she
She wakes up to the glass
A shattered mirror of the past.

She reaches for her baby,
Reaches out for her baby.

This time Katie takes her hand,
She takes her hand
This time in heaven,
In heaven.

1976 to 2005
Always remembered by her beautiful smile.
Sarah, tattooed on her arm,
Now mama's gotta live on.
Lullaby, oh, oh.
Lullaby-y-y

2001 to 2005
Always remembered by her beautiful smile,
Katie, tattooed on her arm
Grandmama's gotta live on.
Lullaby
1976 to 2005
Always remembered by her beautilful smile,
Sarah, tattooed on her arm,
Now mama's gotta live on.
Lullaby...
Lullaby.

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