[Image] [Mick Karn - Dreams of Reason Produce Monsters] © 1986 by Opium (Arts) Ltd. for all countries. -------------------------------------- Dreams of Reason Produce Monsters Mick Karn (featuring David Sylvian) Buoy Underneath a burning sun There's always work to be done We take much more than we care to give away You'll be the moth, I'm the flame I'll bless you and keep you safe and sound Until sunrise comes around again I'm like a mountain made of stone I'm like a new day dawning I'll be here every morning, close to you We'll sail on a river, way out to the Baltic sea Love will keep us together And the tide will draw you close to me (Never words so true, never words so wise) Love will keep us together 'Cause there's more to this than meets the eye I burn a candle in your place I picture the passions on your face Feelings that rise on a wave and fall away All the pleasures have returned All of the lessons I should have learned Return again to light, for us to see You're like a map of buried gold I search for treasures in your soul And when I'm gone, you'll know I will come back to you We'll sail on a river, way down to the salty sea Love will keep us together And the tide will draw you close to me (Never words so true, never words so wise) Love will keep us together 'Cause there's more to this than meets the eye I'm like a mountain made of stone I'm like a new day dawning I'll be here every morning, close to you When love walks in There's something in the air It's never felt like this before A turning of the tide A slamming of both the doors I find myself a quiet place that no one's ever seen A blazing sun will shine upon the road ahead of me When love walks in I see it in their eyes The flames to burn the final straw The heathen struck the match and lit the fire A wish fulfilled and nothing more Why take me now there's nothing more Just hold me close and say good-bye There'll be tomorrow's given time Just close your eyes and leave this behind Then love walks in Like waves of golden sand heavenly floating seas The power in their hands, bring mountains to their knees [Image] K.vanBunningen@inter.nl.net. Last modified on April 19, 1997