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Now i feel the space in betweenThe wall and the car i'm inIt smells the tyre slowly burningI can hear the songI guess it could be anything

Then i open the window paneI pray the light the sparkling lightThat shines upon the grassMy chaperon oh oh

And i smell the rain on the coatShe left when we changed the roadAll those things i never saidAnd it comes todayI guess the scenes could be replayed

Then i open the window paneI pray the light the sparkling lightThat shines upon the grassMy chaperon oh oh

Come and stop at the station by the seaA good land where the rivers goHey i want to knowPlease i'd like to knowThis place where we could collapse
And wake up all new

And i eat all the berries on my wayUntil ohUntil it stains

Then i open the window paneI pray the light the sparkling lightThat shines upon the grassMy chaperon oh oh

Come and stop at the station by the seaA good land where the rivers goHey i want to knowPlease i'd like to knowThis place where we could collapse
And wake up all new

Lost on the highwaySomebody waved to me« i’m Mia i’m lost again yeah »

Come onDrink up all the tea girlI wait with you‘til you warm up your feet
I wait

Gone on the highwaySo far away from homeOh miaShe fell asleep yeah

Please don’t
Worry about the weatherYou’re safe and warmUnder lullabies lightnings

I know
Somewhere in the rainSomebody waits for youBut Mia it’s understoodIs gone
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Oh who lights a fire over thereOh who lights a fire over thereWaiting for the morning and i goWhere the wind
Stops the river's flow

Who's alive in Saskatoon


Oh who lights a fire over thereOh my darling is sleeping over thereI try to think about the face i knowSomething warm to keep me on the go

Oh too many days
Walking on the snowI dream about a rain

Oh i can see wolves everywhereOh i can see wolves everywhereClimbing all the mountains in a rowI follow them 'cause i want to know

Who's alive in Saskatoon