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Alisha's Attic ~ God Lives There


(poole/martin/poole) Pretty sky I could paint you When you're angered Such a wonder And i think God lives there Hey! Hey slug You're moving so slow Aren't you afraid You may be left behind Do you think? God will care I have the urge to buy A little wrong to be put right I live in hope But i think i went the wrong way Down a one-way Waiting just to hear Is there somebody here? Hey! Hey girl Why you so scared? Don't you know I've got my watchful eye on you? So take care So pretty sky I'm gonna paint you And then hang you on my bedroom wall Coz i think that God lives there more free lyrics

(poole/martin/poole)

Pretty sky
I could paint you
When you're angered
Such a wonder
And i think
God lives there

Hey!
Hey slug
You're moving so slow
Aren't you afraid
You may be left behind
Do you think?
God will care

I have the urge to buy
A little wrong to be put right
I live in hope
But i think i went the wrong way
Down a one-way
Waiting just to hear
Is there somebody here?

Hey!
Hey girl
Why you so scared?
Don't you know
I've got my watchful eye on you?
So take care

So pretty sky
I'm gonna paint you
And then hang you on my bedroom wall
Coz i think that
God lives there

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