The Church - Operetta lyrics

A song about you you're in a song
Are you good or evil or just right or wrong

Where's the boys all dressed in green
In the gap that lies between
Where's the girls all dressed in white
In the deep heart of the night

Where's the men all dressed in black
None are ever coming back
Where's the men all dressed in black
Where's the ladies dressed in red

All are dancing with the dead song about you
Just a song are you stranger still
Or do you belong

Life is short (phosphorescent rim of the sun)
So don't be long
(turn to face it as the comets come)
Use your free will
(a cloudy blanket, a moving storm)
Or get trapped in a song (as love thaws)

In summertime umbrella trees down by the sea
Limbs like men to bend low
You turn and you see me

Music plays
Space between the notes full of haze
Piano, drums and trumpets
Just like the old days

A song about you you're in a song
Are you good or evil or just right or wrong

In summertime
Picking up an insistent distant beat
Beachcomber come home now
Come in from the heat interweaving leaves
(where's the men all dressed in black)
Once she was a skeptic, twice she believes
(none are ever coming back)
The wind that thinned and skinned us
(where's the ladies dressed in red)
Underneath (all are dancing with the dead)

(Where's the boys all dressed in green
In the gap that lies between
Where's the girls all dressed in white
In the deep heart of the night
Where's the men all dressed in black
None are ever coming back
Where's the ladies dressed in red
All are dancing with the dead)