Gene Clark - Day for night

^ESomewhere in ^Apassage of ^Bmorning to ^Enight ^AFigures ^Bfade into the ^Ewind ^EDelighted in ^Atrials and ^Bpurposely e^Exiled ^ATrying to trade the ^Bday for the ^Enight ^EShades of ^Aevening ^Bpurple empty ^Espace ^AWhere everybody ^Bdreams like there all ^Etrue ^EShadows of ^Amorning ^Bcurtains of twil^Eight ^ATrying to trade the ^Bday for the ^Enight ^EDeep misunders^Atandings Have ^Bechoed through the ^Eyears ^AJudge and you will ^Bbe judged Wrong or ^Eright ^EI wonder why she ^Astill Stands ^Bthere her face in ^Etears ^ATrying to trade the ^Bday for the ^Enight

^ERegiments of our ^Alives and ^Btigers silver ^Estripes Can't ^Apass each other with^Bout taking l^Eife ^EBelieve me I have ^Aseen the ^Blast fine bird in ^Eflight ^ATrying to trade the ^Bday for the ^Enight ^ATrying to trade the ^Bday for the ^Enight