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There's a problem, feathers, iron |
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Bargain buildings, weights and pulleys |
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Feathers hit the ground |
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Before the weight can leave the air |
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Buy the sky and sell the sky |
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And tell the sky, and tell the sky |
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Fall on me (what is it up in the air for) |
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Fall on me (if it's there for long) |
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Fall on me (it's over, it's over me) |
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There's the progress |
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We have found a way to talk around the problem |
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Building towers |
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Foresight isn't anything at all |
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Buy the sky and sell the sky |
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And bleed the sky and tell the sky |
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Fall on me (what is it up in the air for) |
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Fall on me (if it's there for long) |
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Fall on me (it's over, it's over me) |
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Fall on me |
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(Well I would keep it above but then it wouldn't be sky any more) |
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(So if I send it to you you've got to promise to keep it home) |
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Buy the sky and sell the sky |
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And lift your arms up to the sky |
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And ask the sky, and ask the sky |
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Fall on me (what is it up in the air for) |
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Fall on me (if it's there for long) |
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Fall on me (it's over, it's over me) |
