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Artist/Band: Whippersnapper
Lyrics for Song: Simple Words
Lyrics for Album: Long Walk [2003]



He found a simple way to express himself


He explained it in a note


And then he settled down to excuse himself


With the simple words he wrote


And when he came around he was lying down


In a bed that's not his own


And as the doctor signed his bill of health


These were the words the doctor spoke


He said, "this, this is your life


And you can either make the most of what you have


Or you can throw it all away


But there are people here who'd give anything


Just to live another day."


And the patient cried, the doctor sighed


As he turned and walked away


And he left the patient lying there


In the lonely bed he made


Somewhere something went missing


Still-life, static, and distant


Steadily losing its feeling





Stale eyes stare at the ceiling


Too much to say with simple words


He found a simple way to express himself


And he wrote it in a song


About a better world than the one we have


And the path that seems so long


It's just another way to find the words to say


That the hopeless days are gone


And that you take this life and make the most of it


And find a meaning all your own


This, this is your life; you can accept it or change it


If you just make up your mind


Somewhere something went missing


Still-life, static, and distant


Steadily losing its feeling


Stale eyes starte at the ceiling


Too much to say with simple words


You found yourself; your sight is clearing


The veil is gone. you stand alone.


Album Lyrics: Long Walk [2003]


Whippersnapper
"Long Walk [2003]"


1. Life Will Go On
2. Shamefaced
3. Simple Words
4. Sleeping Cure
5. Steady The Walls
6. The Day After Tomorrow