Somebody told me,   That you walked    All the way here,   Just to find me,    But now you’re here,   We’ve got nothing to say.      Fear and insecurity,   Stole away our dreams   But your face sings songs i’d love to hear   But I don’t know what it means   Should I take your hand and pick you up   And walk off in the sun?   Or we sit in silence and drink our tea,   Then turn our backs to run?      We’ll never know   We’ll never try   We’re growing old and soon we’ll die.      Cos’ somebody told me   That you smile   All through the day time   But you cry at night   When you’re alone   Cos’ you’ve got no one to hold.   Life and love can come and go   Or leave us in the cold   But we’ll freeze to death before we see   What can’t be bought and sold   Should we sing these songs of innocence   Or just close our eyes and hope?   That a better world is possible   If we rise above the smoke?      We’ll never know   We’ll never try   We’re growing old and soon we’ll die.      Somebody told me,   That they saw,   You from afar   And that you’d grown old   And when you died   That there’d be no one to cry      We move so fast we can hardly see   Where we want to go   But we float like leaves and an autumn breeze   We ebb and then we flow   Should we stamp our feet and raise our fists    And fight against the tide?   Or we bow our heads and slowly drowned   Because we never tried?      We’ll never know   We’ll never try   We’re growing old and soon we’ll die.      We’ll never know   We’ll never try   We’re growing old and soon we’ll die.      Somebody told me,   That you walked    All the way here,   Just to find me,    But now you’re here,   We’ve got nothing to say.