Mercy Street

Peter Gabriel

Looking down on empty streets
All she can see
Are the dreams all made solid
Are the dreams all made real
All of the buildings, all of those cars
Were once just a dream in somebody's head
She pictures the broken glass
She pictures the steam she pictures a soul
With no leak at the seam
Lets take the boat out wait until darkness
Let's take the boat out

Wait until darkness comes
Nowherе in the corridors of
Pale green and grey nowhеre in the suburbs
In the cold light of day
There in the midst of it so alive and alone
Words support like bone

Dreaming of mercy street
Wear your inside out dreaming of mercy
In your daddy's arms again
Dreaming of mercy street
I swear they moved that sign
Dreaming of mercy in your daddy's arms

Pulling out the papers from the
Drawers that slide smooth
Tugging at the darkness, word upon word
Confessing all the secret things in
The warm velvet box
To the priest he's the doctor
He handles the shocks
Dreaming of the tenderness-the tremble
In the hips of kissing Mary's lips

Dreaming of mercy street
Wear your insides out dreaming of mercy
In your daddy's arms again
Dreaming of mercy street
I swear they moved that sign
Looking for mercy in your daddy's arms
Anne, with her father is out in the boat
She's riding the water
Riding the waves on the sea

Trivia about the song Mercy Street by Craig Cardiff

When was the song “Mercy Street” released by Craig Cardiff?
The song Mercy Street was released in 2005, on the album “Fistful of Flowers”.
Who composed the song “Mercy Street” by Craig Cardiff?
The song “Mercy Street” by Craig Cardiff was composed by Peter Gabriel.

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