It starts with the child  Who spoke out of turn  Whose eyes were too bright  Whose heart was to burn  And all of the heat  Of so much to prove  And all of the pain  In the Mountain  That he needed to move    Your journey will be hard  Like an Indigo Child  Finding your way out in the wild  And all the while waiting  For life to interrupt  Some boys just never grow up    The curse of the gift  Can sometimes be cruel  The path that you choose  Confused with a fool  Wire in the brain  And there isn't a choice  Driven by details  And persistance  Of some inner voice    Your journey will be hard  Like an Indigo Child  Finding your way out in the wild  And all the while waiting  For life to interrupt  Some boys just never grow up    Like the madman who played  But then his tuning was wrong  And the boy who jumped back  Because the light was too strong  Who raged at the moon  'Cause the nights were too long  But left me some hope  In the words of a song    Then the Ghost asked  "D'you see it as strange  That all this went on  And you never changed?"  And though the Kid said  "Time changes, not me"  The west grew old and there  Was something there  That he'd never see    Your journey will be hard  Like an Indigo Child  Finding your way out in the wild  And all the while  Waiting for life to interrupt  Some boys just never grow up    When all of the parties  Have partied away  Eternal spring wakes  To a cold winter's day  With great expectations  Relying on fate  Fate holds out a hand  You must take it  Before it's too late    Journey will be hard  Like an Indigo Child  Finding your way out in the wild  And all the while waiting  For life to interrupt  Some boys just never grow up    So don't be furious  Don't be aggrieved  Believe in the things  That we always believed  Try to be cool  Walk out there with me  Then we will always be  Then we will always be  Free    Your journey will be hard  Like an Indigo Child  Finding your way out in the wild  And all the while waiting  For life to interrupt  Some boys just never grow up  Some boys just never grow up