Some say I\'m a bit of a fool, sitting on a hill and counting raindrops. Keep thinking I just wanna go to the peaceful place I know, that I call home. But oh oh oh it\'s time to go, I\'ll see you, I\'ll see you soon. Cause I can\'t wait for tomorrow to say the things I wanna say, your smile will always lead my way. I can\'t wait, I\'m coming soon, I just wanna see your face again. Some say I\'m a bit of a fool. Driving down the road I stop to listen. I hear your laughter in the trees, Your whisper in the breeze, My love is you. But oh oh oh it\'s time to go, I\'ll see you, I\'ll see you soon. Cause I can\'t wait for tomorrow to say the things I wanna say, your smile will always lead my way. I can\'t wait, I\'m coming soon, I just wanna see your face again. Cause no one, knows his where or when. When my time on earth comes to an end, then I\'ll find you and I know that you will be my love again. Cause I can\'t wait for tomorrow To say the things I wanna say, Your smile will always lead my way. I can\'t wait, I\'m coming soon, I just wanna see your face again. Cause I can\'t wait for tomorrow to say the things I wanna say, your smile will always lead my way. I can\'t wait, I\'m coming home to you. I just wanna see your face again, I\'m coming home. Biography Sigurjon \'Sjonny\' Brink was an Icelandic songwriter and singer who suddenly and unexpectedly died in January this year. He had already submitted his song \"Coming Home\" to represent Iceland in the Eurovision Song Contest, so after talking it through, his wife and friends decided that they wanted his song to remain in the competition, in tribute to him. Sjonni\'s Friends Six of Sjonni\'s closest musical friends came together to perform Sjonny\'s song in the Icelandic national final, and were amazed and delighted to win the contest and be chosen to sing on behalf of both their country and their late friend Sjonny in Düsseldorf. Guitarist Vignir Snaer Vigfusson produced the song along with Sjonni; drummer Benedikt Brynleifsson and piano player Palmi Sigurhjartarson also played their part in the end result as they were Sjonni\'s co-members in the recently formed band Rokk. The other three friends who took on this project also have a long history together: Guitarist Gunnar Olason had played gigs on and off with Sjonni for many years; bassplayer Hreimur Örn Heimisson was a long-term friend, and singer Matthias Matthiasson has worked with Sjonni both on and off stage.