She said the waves affect your dreams
I'm dreaming of a warm and golden light
Unlike these tubes hanging over me
That are buzzing angrily and flickering sickly white light
You've sat slouched in that chair for years
Like a struggling flower in a parking lot
We disappear in our careers
But every morning you would nudge my heart
I'm sorry that I left you there, but you didn't have the view I had
Life changing news can make things stark
Exaggerate the difference between the light and dark
You might see things you've never seen before
The enormous dog, the tiny lady, or the round car
I'm sorry that I left them there, but they didn't have the view I had
I see your face everywhere I go
Here, beneath the make-up of a chronic debutante
Who thinks she can't make it on her own
So she hangs her painting in her father's restaurant
There's nothing wrong with that
I'm sorry that I left her there, but she didn't have the view I had
There is a current we can float on We'll get there
I never knew just how big the world could get
And if someday I forget, I'll think of this moment
Cowboy, cowboy Cowboy Cowboy
I've been swindled, I've been mislead,
I've been fooled with unusual jargon
But I resolve to hold up my end of the bargain
Now I've got this brand-new life I never had before
Still, it'll always be something with me
But you're cool with that
I'm grateful that you took me there
Cause I didn't have the view you had
I'm thankful that you took me there
Cause I didn't have the view you had
There is a current we can float on. We'll get there
I never knew just how big the world could get
And if someday I forget. I'll think of this moment
Cowboy, cowboy. Cowboy Cowboy. Cowboy Cowboy