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Bon Jovi ~ August 7, 4:15


It was another day A perfect Texas afternoon A mother and two children Play the way they always do As they raced home from the mailbox A mother and her son Against a little girl of 6 years old The independent one The deputies went door to door Through all the neighborhood They said I got some news to tell you folks I’m afraid it ain’t so good Somehow something happened Someone got away Someone got the answers For what happened here today Oh no, ho no, oh no, no, no, no Tell me it was just a dream – August 7, 4:15 God close His eyes & the world got mean August 7, 4:15 Now the people from the papers And the local TV news Tried to find the reason Cop dogs sniffed around for clues Someone shouted “Hit & Run” The coroner cried “Foul” Her blue dress was what she wore The day they laid her body down Oh no, ho no, oh no, no, no, no Tell me it was just a dream – August 7, 4:15 God close His eyes & the world got mean August 7, 4:15 I know tonight that there’s an angel Up on Heaven’s highest hill And no one there can hurt you baby No one ever will Somewhere someone’s conscience Is like a burning bed The flames are all around you How you gonna sleep again Oh no, ho no, oh no, no, no, no Tell me it was just a dream – August 7, 4:15 God close His eyes & the world got mean August 7, 4:15 more free lyrics

It was another day
A perfect Texas afternoon
A mother and two children
Play the way they always do
As they raced home from the mailbox
A mother and her son
Against a little girl of 6 years old
The independent one

The deputies went door to door
Through all the neighborhood
They said I got some news to tell you folks
I’m afraid it ain’t so good
Somehow something happened
Someone got away
Someone got the answers
For what happened here today
Oh no, ho no, oh no, no, no, no

Tell me it was just a dream – August 7, 4:15
God close His eyes & the world got mean
August 7, 4:15

Now the people from the papers
And the local TV news
Tried to find the reason
Cop dogs sniffed around for clues
Someone shouted “Hit & Run”
The coroner cried “Foul”
Her blue dress was what she wore
The day they laid her body down
Oh no, ho no, oh no, no, no, no

Tell me it was just a dream – August 7, 4:15
God close His eyes & the world got mean
August 7, 4:15

I know tonight that there’s an angel
Up on Heaven’s highest hill
And no one there can hurt you baby
No one ever will
Somewhere someone’s conscience
Is like a burning bed
The flames are all around you
How you gonna sleep again

Oh no, ho no, oh no, no, no, no

Tell me it was just a dream – August 7, 4:15
God close His eyes & the world got mean
August 7, 4:15

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