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A-Ha ~ Little Black Heart


(magne furuholmen / paul waaktaar) I never saw sunlight Burn as bright I never felt darkness The way i feel it tonight You say it's getting better You say it's allright But i never felt darkness Like i feel it tonight Little black heart Raindrops on my window I can't tell them apart Like the few things forgiven In my little black heart You say it's getting better We just never got it right But i never felt darkness The way i feel it tonight Little black heart Some day we will shine Like the moon in the morning Like the sun when it's dawning Yes the sun when it's dawning The sun Some day we will shine Like the moon in the morning Like the sun when it's dawning Yes the sun when it's dawning The sun Raindrops on my window I can't tell them apart Like a few things forgotten And a few things ignored You say it's getting better You say it's allright But i never felt darkness The way i feel it tonight Little black heart My little black heart more free lyrics

(magne furuholmen / paul waaktaar)

I never saw sunlight
Burn as bright
I never felt darkness
The way i feel it tonight

You say it's getting better
You say it's allright

But i never felt darkness
Like i feel it tonight
Little black heart

Raindrops on my window
I can't tell them apart
Like the few things forgiven
In my little black heart

You say it's getting better
We just never got it right

But i never felt darkness
The way i feel it tonight
Little black heart

Some day we will shine
Like the moon in the morning
Like the sun when it's dawning
Yes the sun when it's dawning
The sun

Some day we will shine
Like the moon in the morning
Like the sun when it's dawning
Yes the sun when it's dawning
The sun

Raindrops on my window
I can't tell them apart
Like a few things forgotten
And a few things ignored

You say it's getting better
You say it's allright

But i never felt darkness
The way i feel it tonight
Little black heart

My little black heart

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