A Song For The Drunk And Broken Hearted – English Lyrics

• By: Passenger
• Album: Songs For The Drunk And Broken Hearted

Lyrics & Translation

Discover the soulful depths of Passenger's 'A Song For The Drunk And Broken Hearted,' a poignant exploration of love and loss. By diving into the song's heartfelt lyrics and unique musical style, you'll gain a deeper understanding of the emotions associated with heartbreak and find solace in shared experiences, enriching your English vocabulary and comprehension along the way.

[English]

Sweet Sunday afternoon

September's golden brown

Summer always fades too soon

Like the laughter of a clown

Your shadows fill the room

Where sorrows come to drown

Your heart's a lead balloon

As you sink another one down

I know it numbs the way you feel

Blurs what is right and what is real

There's no love left you can steal

For the joker laughs along

As the jester's outsmarted

And the gambler tries to win back what he's lost

And the sad man sings a song

For the drunk and broken-hearted

And the fool, he never knows how much it costs

Sweet Sunday afternoon

And all that can be heard

Is an old familiar tune

Though you've forgotten half the words

And sunlight floods the room

Like a silent flock of birds

And hope's a red balloon

Disappearing through the clouds

I know it numbs the way you feel

Blurs what is right and what is real

There's no one here to make a deal with

For the joker laughs along

And the jester's outsmarted

And the gambler tries to win back what he's lost

Oh, and the sad man he sings a song

For the drunk and broken-hearted

And the fool, he never knows how much it costs

Yeah, well the joker he laughs along

Yeah, well the joker he laughs along

As the jester's outsmarted

The gambler tries to win back what he's lost

Oh, and the sad man he sings a song

For the drunk and broken-hearted

Oh, and the fool, he never knows how much it costs

Well the fool, he never knows how much it costs

Oh, and the sad man he sings a song

For the drunk and broken-hearted

Oh, and the fool, he never knows how much it costs

Well the fool, he never knows how much it costs

Well the fool, he never knows

How much it costs