To Her Daughter's Answering Machine Lyrics

Well, once again, a grandmother stuck inTo Her Daughter's Answering Machine

Sounds a little bit like this:

"Sweet daughter, I hope you're alright,
I am myself so tired and I decided to write
You a letter and to be sure that you read me, cause today I made it three.
And that's how I feel.

I feel old as a stone
And I don't wanna have your phone
Being put down
On me.

Cause if I fall it's nothing at all.
No, it's nothing at all, oh no.

I'm not fine, cause I can't stand on my feet.
I can't walk down the streets
And it gives me a creeps.
Well this city life
Isn't so easy
My own window will makes me dizzy.
It sounds strange but I've cried.

And I dream about my old town,
The big city is pushing me down.

But if I fall it's nothing at all,
No it's nothing at all, oh no.
If I fall it's nothing at all,
No it's nothing at all, oh no.

Well, it's hard to explain
But I'm going insane
And I want you to know
That my eyes are full with pictures of the past
I wish (...)

Oh yeah, I think it's the end.
Nights bring back your father
And I can see him
Holding my hand
Whispering: "Oh, if you fall, it's nothing at all,
No it's nothing at all, oh no."

Oh, if I fall it's nothing at all,
No it's nothing at all, oh no.

If I fall it's nothing at all,
It's nothing at all, oh no."