The Race - Cajun Dance Party

See when I didn’t start

That was because of my shoes

Yeah the shoes that I wore —

They would have gave me a bruise

As I follow my dreams

Realise all my dreams

See when I didn’t start

That was because of my fear

I had another idea —

It almost brought me a tear

As I follow my dreams

Realise all my dreams

The sun will rise, even if you don’t happen to be there,

They came from over,

The world and further,

To see the race that would change the world,

And I stopped…

See when I didn’t start

That was because of the mood,

Is this race worth the pain?

As we run through cold rain,

As I follow my dreams

Realise all my dreams

See when I didn’t start

That was because of my shoes

No I’ve made that excuse —

I need another excuse

As I follow my dreams

Realise all my dreams

The sun will rise, even if you don’t happen to be there,

They came from over,

The world and further,

To see the race that would change the world,

And I stopped…

(If I start running when it doesn’t mean nothing,

And lose you when this could be something now,

These spikes dig into the tracks, my skull,

Be calm;

so easy now, relax I can’t,

You sap my confidence right out your emerald eyes like seas

If I could sail for just a second I’d forfeit easily)

The sun will rise, even if you don’t happen to be there,

The sun will rise, even if you don’t happen to be there,

Dream slowly,

Because these things they take time

And there’s not enough time in any race.

The minute that I saw your face

I forgot about the race