And we're on the brink; sitting here, waiting for the bus.
But the tradies are playing along to the games on the radio, laughing and grinning.
It's just gone 8; and it's cold, and I can't quite feel my fingers,
But the sun's on its way to shining, and the birds are singing their approval while the plants around them dance.
And suddenly, we're still here to realise there's still people to care,
little flickering embers in the carcass of a flame.
Now we're the ones to laugh and to grin;
we're in good hands and we'll make it through.
And we're halfway to winning,
there's nothing else we can do.
We'll wait out the months,
filling our stomachs with hope till we're floating and blue,
drowning out the despair and its god-awful hue