Quantum Jump - Starbright Park

Starbright Park (Quantum Jump/lyrics Martin Hall) August at our elbow, like a sandy beach of heat Mongols at the window, beaming in defeat We knew the world was out there, woring in the wheat And we thought we all were children Aztecs in the market for a Barry Garardine Filling up old kodaks in the terrapine ravine We drew a little comfort from a terrible routine And we thought we all were children Kathy, we were all wrong Driving in the dark Moby and America said their au revoirs In the Starbright Park Rabble on the turnpike from a city of St. John Kathy in a raincoat, ready to be gone And we thought we all were children Me and Moriarty taking turns behind the wheel Anybody out there? Anybody real? And we thought we all were children Kathy, we were all wrong Driving in the dark Moby and America said their au revoirs In the Starbright Park Let us be lovers, we'll marry our fortunes We smoked the last one an hour ago I'm empty and I'm aching and it's all I've ever known Kathy I'm alone Full of codine and remorse And we thought we all were children Children of devorce Quote: living as a horizontal fall And we thought we all were children Listen to me Kathy We were all wrong Driving in the park Moby and America said their au revoirs Back in old Starbright Park