[00:00.379]starry, starry night[00:06.0]paint your palette blue and gray[00:10.519]look out on a summer's day[00:14.19]with eyes that know the darkness in my soul[00:18.310]shadows on the hills[00:23.270]sketch the trees and the daffodils[00:27.930]catch the breeze and the winter chills[00:31.870]in colors on the snowy linen land[00:39.10]now i understand[00:44.80]what you tried to say to me[00:48.550]how you suffered for your sanity[00:53.760]how you tried to set them free[00:56.830]they would not listen they did not know how[01:02.860]perhaps they'll listen now[01:08.760]starry, starry night[01:13.520]flaming flowers that brightly blaze[01:18.400]swirling clouds in violet haze[01:22.600]reflect in vincent's eyes of china blue[01:27.230]colors changing hue[01:31.920]morning fields of amber grain[01:36.530]weathered faces lined in pain[01:40.280]are soothed beneath the artist's loving hand[01:45.620]now i understand[01:50.909]what you tried to say to me[01:55.280]how you suffered for your sanity[02:01.150]how you tried to set them free[02:03.930]they would not listen they did not know how[02:10.19]perhaps they'll listen now[02:13.19]for they could not love you[02:18.649]but still your love was true[02:24.719]and when no hope was left inside on that[02:29.309]starry, starry night[02:32.10]you took your life as lovers often do[02:37.670]but i could have told you vincent[02:41.119]this world was never meant[02:43.939]for one as beautiful as you[02:51.700]starry, starry night[02:56.789]portraits hung in empty hall[03:01.709]sframeless heads on nameless walls[03:05.689]with eyes that watch the world and can't forget[03:10.230]like the strangers that you've met[03:14.219]the ragged men in ragged clothes[03:18.950]the silver thorn of bloody rose[03:22.829]lie crushed and broken on the virgin snow[03:28.379]now i think i know[03:33.859]what you tried to say to me[03:38.339]how you suffered for your sanity[03:43.809]how you tried to set them free[03:48.99]they will not listen they're not listening stiff[03:53.719]perhaps, they never will