Song Description
									Poignant, plaintive orchestrated folk-pop ballad with female vocal about being hopeful and finding one's way after a fall.
								 								
								
								
									
										
											
											
																							| Song Length | 5:30 | Genre | Rock - Alternative, Pop - Alternative | 
																								| Tempo | Slow (71 - 90) | Lead Vocal | Female Vocal | 
																								| Mood | Poignant | Similar Artists | Sarah Mclachlan, Tori Amos | 
																								| Language | English | Era | 1990 - 1999 | 
																						
									
								 
								
								
																Lyrics
								
									I'm drifting in the wake of empty dreams.  There is no use in pretending.  Even a caged bird will sing.  Through the sound she finds hidden meaning.
Sometimes a pearl, gets lost in the sea of love.  With no way out, no harmony -  and so turns the world.
Down this path I stumble many times these voices trapped inside while we lay entwined.  What we shared we'll always have.  And with this end I paint a new beginning.
Sometimes a pearl can't find a way.
There's no where to go, no place to play - and so turns the world.
And in the silence of my bed.  I look for comfort and some kind of rhyme.
How do you, how do you measure time?
Sometimes a pearl must find its way in the sea.  Some place to grow in spite of me - and so turns the world.