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The bare wall is damp, a layer of mould is covering every joint
The pipes are leaking, it's dripping onto my ragged bed
Minutes seem to be days and days are years, so what am I waiting for?
Too many things have changed, too many words have lost their sense

The days will be mine when rivers rise
But now I'm stumbling on the edge of our life
The last words to the drowning sun
The light was bright enough to believe
That we could lose ourselves in feelings, but we failed
The last words to the drowning sun

Today I reached the door with my last ounce of strength
It was like opening secret gates to another world
The first time I've seen the sun again, since you passed away
My life without you can't be a life - a waste of time

The days will be mine when rivers rise
But now I'm stumbling on the edge of our life
The last words to the drowning sun
The light was bright enough to believe
That we could lose ourselves in feelings, but we failed
The last words to the drowning sun
The bare wall is damp, a layer of mould is covering every joint   The pipes are leaking, it's dripping onto my ragged bed   Minutes seem to be days and days are years, so what am I waiting for?   Too many things have changed, too many words have lost their sense      The days will be mine when rivers rise   But now I'm stumbling on the edge of our life   The last words to the drowning sun   The light was bright enough to believe   That we could lose ourselves in feelings, but we failed   The last words to the drowning sun      Today I reached the door with my last ounce of strength   It was like opening secret gates to another world   The first time I've seen the sun again, since you passed away   My life without you can't be a life - a waste of time      The days will be mine when rivers rise   But now I'm stumbling on the edge of our life   The last words to the drowning sun   The light was bright enough to believe   That we could lose ourselves in feelings, but we failed   The last words to the drowning sun
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