| I dreamed that I was waiting for a bus in North-East London late las night |
| It was November and I had so far to go |
| I was awoken by the aircraft and this melancholic weather |
| And your distant, cracking voice telling me to let this whole thing go |
| I hear the beating, pounding rhythms of the wristwatch that I wear |
| I’ve not out-grown adolescence, nor escaped my first grey hair |
| She knows this band that just got signed and tour all the time |
| I asked her how she things I’m doing and she said at best just fine |
| But you’ll never change the world, with your songs or your guitar |
| There are people half your age, and they’re going twice as far |
| Everybody wants me but I’m tied right down to you |
| When you finally go under, you know that I’ll drown too |
| Mid-November moon has been hoisted in the sky |
| It’s smiling at me crooked as the world goes drifting by |
| As the glowing, burning leaves dance to the tune the traffic plays |
| The wind it murmurs rhythms of what she always says |
| But you’ll never change the world, with your songs or your guitar |
| There are people half your age, and they’re going twice as far |
| Everybody wants me but I’m tied right down to you |
| When you finally go under, you know that I’ll drown too |