Walk on Air versuri

Versuri Caesar's Wife & Donna Bullock – Walk on Air lyrics

[Song is part of a longer concert. Video is cued to begin at 10:59]

I put in 100% when I was young.
I fought back when life repaid me with half.
Eyes on the things I thought I’d missed,
I never looked around.
Stubbornly I would clench my fist,
Foolishly stand my ground.

I, like you, would never relent when I was young.
Planting wheat, I got back nothing but chaff.
And time grew fields that now I’m content to walk among,
So if you will hold your tongue,
I’ll teach you to laugh.

For I know…

He who goes wherever the wind blows walks on air.
Try my way, and sail with the vagrant breezes.
Get off the treadmill
Once over,
Over the doorsill you go.
And there, on the next hill,
That’s clover.
Tell me it’s not.
How do you know?

And just suppose you open the windows of your mind —
Trade old ruins in for a view that pleases.
Let the parade mark time somewhere.
Is there a rainbow?
We’ll see.
Fall out of step and walk on air with me.

[Narration. Singing resumes at 14:32.]

Just suppose you open the windows of your mind —
Trade old ruins in for a view that pleases.
Let the parade mark time somewhere.
Is there a rainbow?
We’ll see.
Fall out of step and walk on air with me.
Let the parade mark time somewhere.
Is there a rainbow?
We’ll see.
Fall out of step and walk on air with me.