1. |
A Walk in the Rain
04:49
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Went for a walk in the rain
Wondering why I even came
For half an hour now the rain poured down
And out behind a cloud the sunlight shines
And I go
And I go
And I go
Oh, and I go
A gorgeous view by a brook
But a picture's all I took
Many years from now my memory fading
The water flowing down still froze in time
And I go
And I go
And I go
Oh, and I go
Going back in my mind
For what seems the hundredth time
Forever long ago a wilted ripple
But when that water flows I can't deny
And I go
And I go
And I go
Oh, and I go
Another day passes by
Another dark night sky
The season rolling on and nothing changes
Until the crack of dawn the sun won't shine
And I go
And I go
And I go
Oh, and I go
Away
Far, far from tomorrow
Far, far from tomorrow
Far from tomorrow
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2. |
Nightcall
03:40
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Ooh
Ooh
Far away from the nightcall
Far away from the end of it all
When we're far away from this moment now
When the dust has all settled down
Far away from the nightcall
When I call
Call you again
Ooh
Ooh
Time alone gives me warmth now
Sown like seeds into the cold ground
My memory fades of the mistrust
Sharpened knives turn their blades into rust
Far away from the nightcall
When I call
Call you again
Ooh
Ooh
The night grows dim
Until the morning light
And I move on
The night grows dim
Until the morning light
And I move on
Far away (The night grows dim)
From the nightcall (Until the morning light)
Far away from the end of it all (And I move on)
When we're far away (The night grows dim)
From this moment now (Until the morning light)
When the dust has all settled down (And I move on)
Far away from the nightcall
When I call
Call you again
When I call
Call you again
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3. |
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At this fork of Hooch and Thames
My world in two divides
Life cascading towards the bend
Where old and new reside
Old
And new
Will life turn one into two
Can I wait
Turn and run
To world where two becomes one
All around me people hurry
Rushing to and fro
Distracted minds avoiding worry
Burried deep below
Everyone with destination
No one has a plan
They wander 'round with no direction
Just players in the band
Old
And new
Will life turn one into two
Can I wait
Turn and run
To world where two becomes one
The heavy shade of forest pines
Blocks more than just the sun
From fallen trees new life in time
Springs forth where birds have sung
My past and present mixing now
And friends they come and go
But separate lives can turn around
From two to one they grow
Old
And new
Will life turn one into two
Can I wait
Turn and run
To world where two becomes one
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4. |
Alone
03:17
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It's 5 o'clock
Close the door and shut my eyes
To the world
Again
The sun it shines
Through the window of my mind
Aglow
Alone
And now the world
I see in black and white
In right or wrong
Anywhere you want to go tonight
And I won't
See you around
Anywhere you want to go tonight
And I won't
See you around
Anywhere you want to go tonight
And I will
See you around
Anywhere you want to go tonight
And I will
See you around
Ooh
Ooh...
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5. |
Something in the Wind
04:07
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There's something in the wind.
Harsh yet gentle,
Bitter and sweet.
Is it you?
Is it you?
I hear the echoes fading
The fears of days long past
Falling away
The final breath of twilight
A day forever ended in
Uncoupled silence
There's something in the wind.
Harsh yet gentle,
Bitter and sweet.
Is it you?
Is it you?
At night the embers dimming
The moonlit glow of winter
Warming the hour
My thoughts in lonesome wonder as
The dawn of new beginnings
Peers o'er the horizon
The sunlight shines on a misty morning
Your fresh face piercing through the fog
There's something in the wind.
Harsh yet gentle,
Bitter and sweet.
Is it you?
Is it you?
At night a playful harmony
Fills my heart with visions of
Chorused emotion
And now desire set in motion
Burning fear out in the cold
There's something in the wind.
Harsh yet gentle,
Bitter and sweet.
Is it you?
Is it you?
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Pond Hoppers Edinburgh, UK
We are a band from Edinburgh whose members are from Ireland, Scotland, and the USA (hence the name Pond Hoppers, from "across the pond"). We all met as students at the University of Edinburgh, and we hope you enjoy our music!!
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