Lyrics

It was a cold New York morning On that packed subway platform When he opened his case up He pulled out his violin And he played some old song He gave it his whole heart When he got to the best part He opened his eyes And they just passed him by They went on their way Walking by beauty, Walking by beauty all day They were kids with their Ipod's Bankers on cell phones Talking and texting While that sweet music played Caught up in their own lives Lost in their own minds For to stop to throw one dime In his red velvet case Oh they just passed him by Like he was in the way Walking by beauty, Walking by beauty all day Cause beauty in places where you least expect it Like a bright yellow daisy growing up through the pavement If we don't see the sunrise from outside our windows It just makes me wonder what else are we missing Well they packed up that violin worth 3.5 million And got on the next train to Carnegie Hall And he played that same old song He tore out the crowds heart When he got to the best part There were tears in their eyes And he just had to smile How much they were paying To hear him that night While they were walking by beauty all day Open your eyes, cause you're walking by beauty all da
Writer(s): Patrick Matthews, Jason White Lyrics powered by www.musixmatch.com
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