Autumn In Paradise
PRIMAL SCREAM · Chaosmosis 2016 · Track 10 of 10
Written by Andrew Innes, Björn Yttling, Bobby Gillespie
There's a fog outside my window There's a beggar at my door There's a madman screaming on the street But I don't know what for There's a hungry, lonesome drifter He don't fit anywhere There's a train leaving the station He can't afford the fare
[Chorus:] Autumn in paradise Invisible all your life Autumn in paradise Who can afford the price?
There's a white carnation growing In a garden overgrown There's a factory that's empty No one works there anymore Down the street of broken families Dreams are in the trash A father begs forgiveness But it's much too late for that
[Chorus:] Autumn in paradise Invisible all your life Autumn in paradise Who can afford the price?
If you ask me what I'm thinking I won't tell you how I feel I'm moving like a target I've got nothing left to steal There was something when you came here There'll be nothing when you leave A soul lacks all direction When there's nothing to believe
[Chorus:] Autumn in paradise Invisible all your life Autumn in paradise Who can afford the price?