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Stone Temple Pilots ~ A Song For Sleeping


Finally I've met you The day has come You're more than beautiful And you're my son I don't deserve this I never thought it could be Quite like the moment When you first smiled at me A toothless, wonderful feeling Like I'd never seen It's you, Noah, it's you And when you lie down to sleep I'll protect you From the demons of the night While I'm watching you grow I'll pray There's so much I could teach you If you only have the time Pray There's so much God can teach you If you only have the time So will you tell me the little things? What does God look like? And angels' wings? I don't remember these things So would you teach them to me? So for the moment I'll watch you breathe And when you wake up in the morning And I pour the coffee You're always smiling sweetly more free lyrics

Finally I've met you
The day has come
You're more than beautiful
And you're my son

I don't deserve this
I never thought it could be
Quite like the moment
When you first smiled at me
A toothless, wonderful feeling
Like I'd never seen

It's you, Noah, it's you
And when you lie down to sleep
I'll protect you
From the demons of the night
While I'm watching you grow

I'll pray
There's so much I could teach you
If you only have the time
Pray
There's so much God can teach you
If you only have the time

So will you tell me the little things?
What does God look like?
And angels' wings?
I don't remember these things
So would you teach them to me?
So for the moment
I'll watch you breathe

And when you wake up in the morning
And I pour the coffee
You're always smiling sweetly

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