[introductory sample:] Dig, dig, / digarooney / Dig dig dig, / digarooney / Dig dig dig, / digarooney / Dig, / dig, / dig, / dig... /

The shade of the September grass / down avenues, chasing your childhood, / scratching our names on a tree, / these things all remind me of you. /

Oh, sometime, / no, maybe tomorrow. / [or it could be "oh baby(?)"] Oh, sometime, / no, maybe tomorrow. / Oh, sometime, / no, maybe tomorrow. / Oh, sometime, / no, maybe tomorrow. /

Her hair was as soft as the snow. / Watching the sun rise from my house. / (The pilot is calling for help), / and something reminds me of you. /

Oh, sometime, / no, maybe tomorrow. / Oh, sometime, / no, maybe tomorrow. / Oh, sometime, / no, maybe tomorrow. / Oh, sometime, / no, maybe tomorrow. /

Ooh, / and we're coming down, / ooh, / we're coming down. / Ooh, / and we're coming down, / ooh, / coming down, / coming down.

Credits

Composition:

• Bob Stanley
• Pete Wiggs

Vocals:

• Sarah Cracknell

Sleevenotes

Almost but not included on So Tough. It creeps inside the mind of a passenger on a plane which, unknown to them, will crash before the ending of the song.

Versions and sources

Flight To Tashkent

• I Love To Paint compilation album [CD]