This is a sleepwalker town, everybody is stumbling around
By the light of a watercolor sun no one will recall what they've done
I love a sleepwalker town, I've memorized each crack in the ground
I wander 'neath pendulous beams in tattered terrycloth dreams

Eyes half closed and arms outstretched
Brow flecked with morning dew
Leave a light on, baby
I'm sleepwalking over to you

Don't hold me accountable, dear, tonight if the byways are clear
Should I find my way to your room we'll pin all the blame on the moon
I hope I won't need to explain should I call you by some other name
And if I seem to be hypnotized, it's just me recalling your eyes

Since we met I haven't slept
For more than an hour or two
Light a path to your window
I'm sleepwalking
After midnight
Searching for you

And we talk to you just to talk to somebody
We're indiscriminate and seldom particular
No wonder we're so tired all day long

Copyright: Downtown Music Publishing, Songtrust Ave
Writer(s): JAMES TOTH