Tiny Lights - The Outfield

There’s a little girl, sitting on the end of her bed

She’s frightened of the things that were said — stares at the sky

There’s a little boy, too afraid of closin' his eyes

Didn’t think he’d be so surprised — he can’t disguise

He knows it’s there, soarin out the window

His mother say’s «You sure?" — he say’s «I think so»

Is there anyone out there, out there

Tiny lights come down from the sky

Tiny lights surround them tonight

Every single color in a rainbow

Where’d you think they come from — I don’t know

Where’d you think they come from — I don’t know

Where’d you think they come from — I don’t know

There’s an old man, rocking to and fro in a chair

He says he always knew they were there — he doesn’t care

Been a long time, so long he can’t remember the nights

When he saw the very first lights — they thought he was lying

His wife’s afraid, tell’s her not to worry

She packs her things — she’s leavin in a hurry

Is there anyone out there, out there

Tiny lights come down from the sky

Tiny lights surround them tonight

Every single color in a rainbow

Where’d you think they come from — I don’t know

Where’d you think they come from — I don’t know

Where’d you think they come from — I don’t know

Is there anybody out there, is there anybody out there

Is there anybody out there, is there anybody out there

Is there anybody out there, is there anybody out there

Is there anybody out there, is there anybody out there

Is there anybody out there, is there anybody out there