Jukebox the Ghost - How The World Began Lyrics

It starts the same as any day
The highest all-time tidal wave
We'd seen it before so we weren't afraid
That's how the world began
Sun so hot that the hills caught flame
Man, you shoulda seen it when it hit L.A.
It was sad but it was funny, it's hard to explain
That's how the world began

And a brand moon was born from the deep
And the water sent waves, evenly spaced
They made lines on the shore
To indicate when the holy days were coming
No more beasts or locusts or rising waters
Third world parents with first world daughters
No need for money, for guns, for banks
That's how the world, that's how the world began
That's how the world began

Strangers came on the very next day
As to the reason why, they didn't say
There were abandoned cars on the interstate
That's how the world began
Everything came flooding back in a rush
Your first real love, your high school crush
Nothing else seemed to mean very much
That's how the world began

And the brand new moon that was born from the deep
Hung out over so low I went out to see people out in the streets
Hands in the air to carve their names in the surface
No more floods or plagues or pestilence
No more swords on loan from the government
There's no need for guns, for money, for banks
That's how the world, that's how the world began
That's how the world began
Oh

Isn't it amazing? The scenery never stops changing
(Oh-oh-oh-oh)
There's a song between stations, it just takes a little patience

And we took all our phones, and we made a great fire
And we shook off our bones, and we chanted around the pyre
And we danced 'til our feet couldn't stand
And we swam 'til we couldn't see land
Drunk on a world I'll never understand
But they say it's for the good of man
Let me end with the good news
Nothing to win, nothing to lose
Nowhere to be, nothing to do
That's how the world, that's how the world began