Lyric

Inside the sunbeams of a blooming morning

In the vacant lot where we played without a warning

A smile fills up the face that was once so plain

And just like that, I’m drifting away again

The sea... oh, how beautiful it is to see

I wonder if tomorrow will be just as lovely as can be

The dog next door is barking at the day

"Today is truly beautiful," I hear it say

The glass that was full is starting to go dry

It’s time to say my very last goodbye

As the summer wind begins its gentle blow

The sun begins to sink, soft and low

Inside the sunbeams of a blooming morning

In the vacant lot where we played without a warning

A smile fills up the face that was once so plain

And just like that, I’m drifting away again

Down the back alley, do you have this memory?

I wonder if tomorrow will still hold it for me

The dog next door is barking once more

And you are crying now, upon the floor

Drifting away, from the people I knew

My sobs turn into ripples, fading from view

The birds that were flying are now so far away

I wonder if tomorrow will be a beautiful day

Inside the sunset where the flowers start to sink

On the street where we walked, I stop to think

The silence gently fills up both of my ears

As the memories fade with the passing years

Leaving the town, I’m becoming alone

The voice of the puppy, a familiar tone

That used to cry every morning in the past

Has turned into ripples, coming back at last

Becoming the memory of my journey’s start

On the way home, in the sunset’s glow

The road where I walked, with the blue sky in tow

A faint longing starts to block my sight

As everything fades into the evening light

Inside the sunbeams of a blooming morning

In the vacant lot where we played without a warning

A smile fills up the face that was once so plain

And just like that, I’m drifting away again