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Baird-Henderson-Henderson |
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In bed we laugh, in bed we cry, |
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And born in bed, in bed we die, |
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As life goes on and time goes by |
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Born in bed, in bed we die. |
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Woman becomes a tree of life, |
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A cycle once more to begin, |
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Through wisdom gained in ages past |
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She is the start and end. |
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In bed we laugh, in bed we cry, |
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And born in bed, in bed we die, |
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As life goes on and time goes by |
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Born in bed, in bed we die. |
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Innocent a child is born a being with no past, |
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Then in his eyes a fear takes shape, |
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A fear I feel will last. |
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In bed we laugh, in bed we cry, |
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And born in bed, in bed we die, |
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As life goes on and time goes by |
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Born in bed, in bed we die. |
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In fear of love we fear of life, |
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A fear of living life alone, |
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When love is found a fear is past |
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And her life becomes your own. |
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In bed we laugh, in bed we cry, |
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And born in bed, in bed we die, |
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As life goes on and time goes by |
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Born in bed, in bed we die. |
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In bed we cry, in bed we're born and die. |
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In bed we cry, in bed we're born and die. |
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In bed we cry, in bed we're born and die. |
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In bed we cry, in bed we're born and die. |
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In bed we cry, in bed we're born and die. |
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In bed we cry, in bed we're born and die. |
