Dead trees rising up like boneyards
Where elephants rest at the end of their days
A crescent moon over a desert whisper
The slanting sun pulling back on her rays
At the end of the day, at the end of the day
An empty bar and we're hardly sober
It's overtime in a pre-season game
The stray dogs bark for pecking order
Another round because we're feeling the same
At the end of the day
Oh, I'm feeling disconnected
I've come unplugged
And sometimes I wanna come back home
And I'm feeling disconnected baby
Won't you wrap me deep inside your arms to save me
Have I accepted your projection
I've come unplugged
And sometimes I wanna come back home
And I'm feeling disconnected baby
Won't you wrap me deep inside your arms to save me, once again
An old lake under midwestern winter
Shining cold like mother of pearl
And underneath there's a crowded wreath where
Reside all the secrets to the end of the world
Yeah the end of the world
Yeah the end of the world
And it seems I'm stuck here floating
And it seems I've missed my wave
A restless youth have embraced their sorrow
They've packed their bags and they're taking the train
At the end of the day, at the end of the day
Oh, I'm feeling disconnected
I've come unplugged
And sometimes I wanna come back home
And I'm feeling disconnected baby
Won't you wrap me deep inside your arms to save me
Have I accepted your projection
I've come unplugged
And sometimes I wanna come back home
And I'm feeling disconnected baby
Won't you wrap me deep inside your arms to save me, once again
Speeding world, oh will you watch it go
If I had another chance I'd take it slow
And I'm sorry, I didn't care
We all at times find ourselves alone
We'll soon pass the boundaries of our youth
Past the line where waits a distant truth
And I'm sorry, I didn't care
And I'm sorry, I didn't see you there, we'll be there soon
And I'll wrap you up until everything starts again
It seems I've lost my shadow
Oh, I'm feeling disconnected
I've come unplugged
And sometimes I wanna come back home
And I'm feeling disconnected baby
Won't you wrap me deep inside your arms to save me
Have I accepted your projection
I've come unplugged
And sometimes I wanna come back home
And I'm feeling disconnected baby
Won't you wrap me deep inside your arms to save me, once again