The Sky that Falls by Deniz Besim - HTML preview

Learning About the Kid

I bumped into her in a country town,

So surprised, I hadn't seen her for years,

With her face contorted into a frown,

Holding to him tightly, a child in tears.

So surprised, I hadn't seen her for years,

'I must confess, but is your wife with you?'

Holding to him tightly, a child in tears.

She said:  'There's something I just wish you knew.'

'I must confess, but is your wife with you?'

I said, 'No she isn't is something wrong?'

She said:  'There's something I just wish you knew.'

It seemed like bad news, I had to be strong.

I said:  'No she isn't is something wrong?'

'This child is yours, you were never aware.'

It seemed like bad news, I had to be strong.

It was the first I heard, I met his stare.

'This child is yours, you were never aware'

And that was because she knew of my wife.

It was the first I heard, I met his stare,

This is the little boy who'd change my life.

And that was because she knew of my wife.

I could never tell Belinda of it,

This is the little boy who'd change my life,

He even threatened our divorce a bit.

I could never tell Belinda of it,

With her face contorted into a frown,

He even threatened our divorce a bit,

I bumped into her in a country town.