Kaipa - A Pair of Sunbeams lyrics

Pick up the morning paper Digest the latest news I catch a pair of sunbeams Let them wash away my blues I know that I'm the holder Of my body and my soul A twist of circumstances And a man of many goals No letter from the postman He just ignores my door I watch my pair of sunbeams As they're dancing on the floor I realize that money Is a clue but not the key To happiness, awareness It can never bail me free We can buy a morning walk Along the Caribbean Sea We can buy a brand new car Drive around just feeling free And as our bodies are growing old We can just replace a part But we can never buy a true love We can never buy a heart A dark cloud from a distance With a future not so bright The ghostly strike of moonbeams Bring a cold and sudden night I open up my wallet Cause I really miss my friends What is the price for sunbeams? What is the price for friends? We can buy a morning walk Along the Caribbean Sea We can buy a brand new car Drive around just feeling free And as our bodies are growing old We can just replace a part But we can never buy a true love We can never buy a heart The blank and empty papers In my dark and silent room In "stand by" mode for letters Now it'd better open soon We're blank and we are nothing Until the ink comes splattering by To shape communication To hit the daily high We can buy a morning walk Along the Caribbean Sea We can buy a brand new car Drive around just feeling free And as our bodies are growing old We can just replace a part But we can never buy a true love We can never buy a heart