One by one, the city lights
And the boy, daydreaming
What hours have taken his days?
Which hands will he one day kiss slowly?
He knows life doesn't burn
and that sometimes it can burn you
At night the mother softly cries
Alone so she won't disturb the city
that tonight sleeps without moonlight
if time runs without reason
you'll be bigger than loneliness
That man doesn't cry alone
can't stop dreaming
Daybreak cries loose in the wind
And the boy has already gone away
He's already grown inside
He doesn't wait to unravel the days
He's already unraveled a woman
He pretends he already knows
if time runs without reason
you'll be bigger than loneliness
That man doesn't cry alone
can't stop dreaming
if time runs without reason
you'll be bigger than loneliness
That man doesn't cry alone
can't stop dreaming
if time runs without reason
you'll be bigger than loneliness
That man doesn't cry alone
can't stop dreaming