No ordinary morning

"No ordinary morning" is a song originally by Chicane. The song was covered by The Gliding Faces for their covers album. On the nose.

Lyrics

If there was nothing that I could say
  Turned your back and you just walked away
  Leaves me numb inside, I think of you
  Together is all I knew
  
  We moved too fast, but I had no signs
  I would try to turn the hands of time
  Then look to you for a reason why
  This love we had passed me by
  
  And as the sun would set, you would rise
  Fall from the sky into paradise
  Is there no light in your heart for me
  You've closed your eyes, you no longer see
  
  There were no lies between me and you
  You said nothing of what you knew
  But there was still something in your eyes
  Left me helpless and paralysed
  
  Ooh-ooh-ooh.
  
  You could give a million reasons
  Change the world and change the time
  Could not give me the secrets of your heart and of your mind
  In the darkness that surrounds me now there is no peace of mind
  Your careless words undo me, leave the thought of us behind

  You could give a million reasons
  Change the world and change the time
  Could not give me the secrets of your heart and of your mind
  In the darkness that surrounds me now there is no peace of mind
  Your careless words undo me, leave the thought of us behind  
  Ooh-ooh-ooh
  
  If there was nothing that I could say
  Turned your back and you just walked away
  Leaves me numb inside, I think of you
  Together is all I knew
  
  We moved too fast, but I had no signs
  I would try to turn the hands of time
  Then look to you for a reason why
  This love we had passed me by
  
  And as the sun would set, you would rise
  Fall from the sky into paradise
  Is there no light in your heart for me
  You've closed your eyes, you no longer see
  
  There were no lies between me and you
  You said nothing of what you knew
  But there was still something in your eyes
  Left me helpless and paralysed

Versions

• Appears on On the nose.

Personnel

• Produced and performed by Daniel Bailey-Graham and Max Herring.
• Written by Nicholas Bracegirdle/Ray Hedges.