Where Did It All Go Wrong?

Album: Standing on the Shoulder Of Giants (2000)
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  • You know that feeling you get
    You feel you're older than time
    You ain't exactly sure
    If you've been away a while

    Do you keep the receipts
    For the friends that you buy
    And ain't it bittersweet
    You were only just getting by

    But I hope you know
    That it won't let go
    It sticks around with you until the day you die
    And I hope you know that it's touch and go
    I hope the tears don't stain the world that waits outside
    Where did it all go wrong?

    And until you've repaid
    The dreams you bought for your lies
    You'll be castaway
    Alone under stormy skies
    Alone under stormy skies

    But I hope you know
    That it won't let go
    It sticks around with you until the day you die
    And I hope you know that it's touch and go
    I hope the tears don't stain the world that waits outside
    Where did it all go wrong?

    But I hope you know
    That it won't let go
    It sticks around with you until the day you die
    And I hope you know that it's touch and go
    I hope the tears don't stain the world that waits outside

    And I hope you know
    That it won't let go
    It sticks around with you until the day you die
    And I hope you know that it's touch and go
    I hope the tears don't stain the world that waits outside
    Where did it all go wrong? Writer/s: Noel Gallagher
    Publisher: Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC
    Lyrics licensed and provided by LyricFind

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