Tambourine Like A Crown Songtext / Lyric

She cast herself to sea

Cause she couldn't use her wings

I was drowning in a cup of tea

Waiting for the spring

Winter rapes you white and clean

Leaves you quite and lean

With a sense of being in between

My fingers hit the wrong key



I climbed upon the highest mount

And wondered how to fly down

It was too much work for me

Somewhere bells are ringing

And lonely mothers thinking

How could they do this to me?



But in the sun we were one and all

In the sun we were halfway grown

In the sun with our memorie almost full






It was mentioned in the news

The halls are decked with shoes

that nobody dares to take and move

All mighty and all bruised



There's a rustle in the shallow end

The buyers stop to listen

there is light up by the trees

O glorious day, the license plate was marked

"All is forgiven" just in time for the feast



But in the sun we were one and all

In the sun we were halfway grown

In the sun with our memorie almost full in the sun



As they were dancing in the parlour

I couldn't help but to recall her

The girl who flew herself to sea

I wondered for a second all the things she had imagined

What she would've liked to be



But in the sun we were one and all

In the sun we were halfway grown

In the sun with our memorie almost full in the sun



But in the sun we were one and all (i wear my tambourine like a crown of light trough the night)

In the sun we were halfway grown

In the sun with our memorie almost full in the sun