Créditos
INTERPRETAÇÃO
Eureka Waters
Interpretação
COMPOSIÇÃO E LETRA
Michael Wouters
Composição
Letra
Wake up in a strange bed again
Don't have the faintest idea where I am
I can tell by the jetlag that's fogging my brain
Must be somewhere in Tulsa or old Amsterdam
She jumps on the bed and kisses my face
'Wanna come to a magical place'
She whispers with her most mischievous smile
And I just lay there for a while
And say yes to this extra mile
She throws on a dress like it's nothing
But looks like the Princess of Eureka Springs
When her fingers are touching the water
That's when my healing begins
And the cardinals sing of her beauty
Red feathers stuck in her hair
Where her feet touch the ground, Moonflowers grow
When in bloom, she will come back around
Main street is quaint like ol' Penny Lane
With left over beads from the many parades
I climb up the stairs to search the heart of this town
To find it carved in every crystal and stone
Up the winding roads and into the woods
Where I have forever planted my roots
The Goddess awaits me in deep blue and green
Wraps herself around me, so gracefully
Most precious thing you've never seen
And she throws on a dress like it's nothing
But looks like the Princess of Eureka Springs
When her fingers are touching the water
That's when my healing begins
And the cardinals sing of her beauty
Red feathers stuck in her hair
Where her feet touch the ground, Moonflowers grow
When in bloom, she will come back around
The Crescent is buzzing with guests new and old
You won't believe the stories told
Michael has checked out of room 218
Unable to leave though and outrun his fate
Missy's White Rabbit lives up to her name
If you wanna get hammered and forget why you came
The piano and singer are decently tuned
But don't ask for requests by the way
There's only this one song he'll play
And she throws on a dress like it's nothing
But looks like the Princess of Eureka Springs
When her fingers are touching the water
That's when my healing begins
And the cardinals sing of her beauty
Red feathers stuck in her hair
Where her feet touch the ground, Moonflowers grow
When in bloom, she will come back around
Da, da, dada, da, dadadaa
Written by: Michael Wouters

