A lot of hell got raised But wound up where I was supposed to Making my way making my way to you A lot of beer got drank A lot of nights got long but that was long Before I saw your face Now baby I'm holding on To what I never wanna lose I took a few

I miss you more than I loved you I miss you more than I loved you (I wonder what we could have been) (You'll always be in my orbit) Saw your picture on accident Your face has changed The lines are sinking in I pressed play, I should haven't

And now I crawl into myself I saw you there Face grim and arms bare All in tears Placed in the electric chair All that you have been has suddenly become the air around me As I breathe you in, I shiver in your place For you have left your body in a haste

Every now and then, the stars align Boy and girl meet by the great design Everybody told me love was blind Then I saw your face and you blew my mind Finally, you and me are the lucky ones this time Could it be that you and me are the lucky ones? Let's

I saw the news this morning And saw your face across the screen And as I poured my coffee, I picked up a magazine But as I turned the page And looked inside There you were again (there you were) Oh these lonely times

For a better day And we sang our song for the little thing Running it down the line Wish you could find that love is a fragile thing Magic calm from a pretty thing Maybe it might be time I saw your face Magic calm, but the joy you bring Paint on a

I'm drowning in solitude again No, this won't kill me In my dreams last night I saw your face You held me and washed away my tears Then I woke to realize you're gone This won't kill me Pull these scars off my eyes Lost from the world

See the bright lights shine in your face I'm counting on you to take it all away (the Wonderman) I saw the chosen one they're calling your name Are you you Are you you, the Wonderman I traded friends for fans, cement for sand Come on come on the stars

When you're dying in LA Every face along the boulevard is a dreamer just like you You looked at death in a tarot card and you saw what you had to do But nobody knows you now And nobody owes you now The power, the power, the power Oh the power, the power,

I saw your daughter yesterday As I was idle on the porch She slept-walked from your house down the walkway As though she'd done it all before And the moon was out And in her gown beside the riverbed She got down on her knees And wrapped her long hair up