Text: Chris De Burgh. Another Rainbow.
Breaking bread and drinking wine
Talking deep into the night
Just dreaming dreams
Making plans forever
We have been the best of friends
And always said since way back when
We'd change the world
With mad ideas together
Another rainbow to follow with you
Another dream that may never come true
It is better to have tried in vain than never try at all
Another rainbow where gold may fall
So we went our different ways
And though I had my darkness days
I sailed the stars
And I found what I was looking for
You became a jack of trades
Ace of all and king of none
With hands that hurt
From knocking on so many doors
Another rainbow to follow with you
Another dream that may never come true
It is better to have tried in vain than never try at all
Another rainbow where gold may fall
And there will always be these moments
When you can turn to me again
Another rainbow to follow with you
Another crazy dream that just might come true
'Cause it is better to have tried in vain than never try at all
Another rainbow where gold may fall
Talking deep into the night
Just dreaming dreams
Making plans forever
We have been the best of friends
And always said since way back when
We'd change the world
With mad ideas together
Another rainbow to follow with you
Another dream that may never come true
It is better to have tried in vain than never try at all
Another rainbow where gold may fall
So we went our different ways
And though I had my darkness days
I sailed the stars
And I found what I was looking for
You became a jack of trades
Ace of all and king of none
With hands that hurt
From knocking on so many doors
Another rainbow to follow with you
Another dream that may never come true
It is better to have tried in vain than never try at all
Another rainbow where gold may fall
And there will always be these moments
When you can turn to me again
Another rainbow to follow with you
Another crazy dream that just might come true
'Cause it is better to have tried in vain than never try at all
Another rainbow where gold may fall
Chris De Burgh
Chris De Burgh