A single ray of light Creeps into the bedroom It is far too late Even by my standards I refuse to open the shuts And face the day And I don't care if the world Has moved from its axis today I have a long-distance call From a heartbroken friend Sounds familiar? She's spent the whole night crying I do my best to cheer her up Then I fall asleep again, I dream of you Naked in my arms, it's pure bliss The phone rings again oh shit It's you, this joke is sick Now I'm a bag of nerves The part of my bed you used to occupy Has turned into a no-man's land A parking lot for fags, books, magazines And lonely dreams Soon it will be dark And I'll feel brave enough to go outside And join that other kind of people Those who don't live in their bedrooms We all feel better after dusk It's easy to hide our fears Ain't no failures nor upsets That can't get drowned in a couple of beers And for a while we are strong! The part of my bed you used to occupy (used to occupy) Has turned into a cheap motel room (just a motel room) Random lovers spend the night But breakfast isn't included There is nothing I'd wish more Than sharing bedrooms again To fall asleep while wrapping my arms Around your slender frame Wish I could get some sleep again It's already six a.m. Another slow day is dawning This is not gonna last, I tell myself Soon I'll reach the bottom And then the only way is up I won't be a train wreck any more And from some kind of heaven I'll look down upon my bedroom days My nights in the bars and you and I'll laugh But 'til then I can't help from hiding (I can't help from hiding) Procrastinating endlessly (endlessly) From staring at the walls of my bedroom (There is nothing I'd wish more than sharing bedrooms again) (There is nothing I'd wish more than sharing bedrooms again) (There is nothing I'd wish more than sharing bedrooms again) (There is nothing I'd wish more than sharing bedrooms again)