I'm watching you faint smile,
Mind reading your gentle eyes,
Newport subway entrance,
I was wandering dazed in the streets coming and going,
Short passing five days
I get there and find your pass?
See you singing piety,
He wished he could kneel at the church door,
I do not need any doctrine,
Because you are my God.
But I can not won your gentle,
Once again, the hearts torn heal wounds,
You that vague distant drip,
Like space convulsively suddenly hidden stars cable.
I can not even call your name,
Afraid of waking the sleeping child in your arms,
You lift a mother rocked the baby's eyes,
I smiled sinking of level frantic confused mind.
I once again walk in the streets of Newport,
I never again have hope of ever encounter,
Looking at the traffic lights at the crossroads from the bar,
Drip from the lips has been bitter to the heart.
I do not want to return to the streets of Newport,
This beautiful and romantic sad intersection,
I walked along the railroad rusty depths of the mountains,
Take me to the ends of the earth to the boat at the end,
I do not want to return to the streets of Newport,
Sitting quietly to the airport after the taxi ride,
Not bear to look in the rearview mirror disappearing blocks,
Dear,
Can you let me last time,
Lost in your hot heart?