Waiting Car -Penguin
Lyrics: 栢先
Composed: 栢先
Stepping out of the station into the freezing air
Dragging my heavy suitcase, too tired to even care
The midnight street is empty, covered in winter frost
A weary traveler feeling a little bit lost
But there by the empty sidewalk, cutting through the dark
A familiar set of headlights quietly put in park
Two amber lights are blinking, a steady golden beat
Calling me out of the shadows, calling me off the street
It's the waiting car with the heater turned up high
A little moving fortress under the freezing sky
You rub your tired eyes and gently smile at me
A silent kind of love that runs so deep and free
I told you not to stay up, I told you I'd be fine
But you're always waiting for me at the end of the line
I pull the heavy door open and sink into the seat
Washing away the freezing wind and the lonely street
It smells like old leather and the coffee that you made
Inside this tiny cabin, I am no longer afraid
And there by the empty sidewalk, cutting through the dark
A familiar set of headlights quietly put in park
Two amber lights are blinking, a steady golden beat
Calling me out of the shadows, calling me off the street
It's the waiting car with the heater turned up high
A little moving fortress under the freezing sky
You rub your tired eyes and gently smile at me
A silent kind of love that runs so deep and free
I told you not to stay up, I told you I'd be fine
But you're always waiting for me at the end of the line
At the end of the line
It's the waiting car with the heater turned up high
A little moving fortress under the freezing sky
You rub your tired eyes and gently smile at me
A silent kind of love that runs so deep and free
I told you not to stay up, I told you I'd be fine
But you're always waiting for me at the end of the line
the end of the line
Safe in the passenger seat
Let's go home
