Half Light II (No Celebration)
Now that San Francisco's gone,I guess I'll just pack it in.Wanna wash away my sins,In the presence of my friends.
You and I we head back East,To find a town where we can live.Even in the half light,We can see that something's gotta give.
When we watched the markets crash,The promises we made were tornThen my parents sent for me,From out West where I was born.
Some people say, we've already lost,But they're afraid to pay the cost for what we've lost.Pay the cost for what we've lost
Now that you have left me here,I will never raise my voice.All the diamonds you have here,In this home which has no life.
Oh, this city's changed so muchSince I was a little child.Pray that God won't live to seeThe death of everything that's wild.
Though we knew this day would come,Still it took us by surprise.In this town where I was born,I now see through a dead man's eyes.
One day they will see it's long gone.One day they will see it's long gone.One day they will see it's long gone.One day they will see it's long gone.