Time Machine

Lyrics
[Verse 1] Look Oh, look at what you've done now to me Dead tired and ornery I'm leaving today, today Thinking of the way I used to spend the time I can see that I have overpaid Past has passed and rather than regret the old I can live it back the other way [Verse 2] So look Oh, look at when you've done now to me Free floating temporally I'm leaving today, today I avoid the messiness of misery Playing in dimension number four I can get away to any time I like Space-time's any time and many more [Chorus] Ooh, live the dream with a time machine You've been waiting forever But you can make ever wait for you Do what you wanted to Ooh, live the dream with a time machine You've been waiting forever You'll have time enough to spend some time alone [Verse 3] Wait I await for all eternity Withstanding modernity Is where we must stay today Now I know thy nature of no urgency Now I know why now is never gone Fleeting in this mode of making memories Keeping up this pace of keeping on [Chorus] Ooh, live the dream in a time machine You've been waiting forever You can make ever wait for you Do what you wanted to Ooh, live the dream in a time machine You've been waiting forever You'll have time enough to spend some time alone Time alone Time alone I'm alone [Bridge] "You must be mad! A time machine!" "Yes, my friend. A time machine" "This... thing?" "This very thing. Now on this machine, a man can go wherever he likes in time; by working these levers a man can choose his century, his year, his very day" "The Time Machine!" "A dream, but a pleasant one" [Outro] Ooh, live the dream in a time machine You've been waiting forever Ooh, live the dream in a time machine You've been waiting forever Ooh, live the dream in a time machine You've been waiting forever Ooh, live the dream in a time machine You've been waiting forever Ooh, live the dream in a time machine You've been waiting forever Ooh, live the dream in a time machine
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Credits
- Writers
- Joe Hawley
- Rob Cantor