Lyrics:
is
But I think that you do
Dadgummit
Who is he, and what is he to you
Something in my heart and in your eye
Tells me he's not someone just passing by
trashin', usin' what we got.
We're next in line and you can bet,
When you grow old , put you in homes.
A slow and lonely death,
You won't forget
I saw her dancin' there by the record machine
I knew she must have been about seventeen
The beat was goin' strong, playin' my favorite song
I could
catacomb.
Are you scared girl?
Won't you be my assassin?
Hunted down for the last time and carried you home.
The arthritis in us all is choking me out.
Good Morning Dear
I hope I didn't wake you too soon
Because my mind is growing tired
Too much thinking what I should do
I picture you out there
It
Yeah we say making changes
Starts in the little things you do
"Revolution begins at home"
But for most of us it ends there, too
We're doing
one
Believes it till the crowds all gone
And it all hits home
That everything frozen in time seems to melt
When you're all alone
Way back in
at home
In my bedroom mirror
And I felt young again when I saw what we could've been
In all of those years
I live alone, I live alone
I live alone, I
old busted down car.
You spent three days and three nights just to show up at my front door.
you've got a mountain of a heart.
You like cigarettes in
make-outs
This time I promise...
Verse 1:
This year I won't give in to my old friend the holiday blues
And when I go home I won't let myself
Eat too much
When I was young and seventeen
I left to find an age-old dream
It is true every boy will know
One day he'll leave his mamma's home
And I broke my
smelled of old books
A closet was filled with the things that we took
The roads were all covered in stone
We wear our bare feet when we made our way home
Ooh yeah
Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah
You know
See you in the corner and I like what I see
Don't act surprised, you're comin' home with me
Now after
Well I melted and fell flat after
I was built so tall
When I was just so young
Wanted to stay home a lil' longer
In the room next to my sisters
Finding my own way
Fighting my ego's war
Knocking the same doors down
Picking the same old sores
I need a scapegoat (or two)
I need to buy myself
has the best position
Caesar's wife is above suspicion
Caesar's wife can have the time of her life
Caesar's wife needn't stay right at home
That
This old town's
Been a-bringin' me down
For what seems like a lifetime
I made a lot of noise
Tryin' to find that voice
That I'd one day call
A brand new tone, old rock 'n' roll
Don't take it home by chance
So let's go with me, let's stay discreet
With fists up in the air, sing it
No more, no
Now I don't know if you're lookin' at me or not
Probably smile all the time, don't mean to bother you but
I couldn't just walk by and not say hi
I can roll you in velvet my queen of the dammed
Take you home to a place that you won't understand
You can take what you want, you can take all you
see no need to take me home
I'm old enough to face the dawn
Just call me angel of the morning, (angel)
Just touch my cheek before you leave me, baby
see no need to take me home
I'm old enough to face the dawn
Just call me angel of the morning, (angel)
Just touch my cheek before you leave me, baby
see no need to take me home
I'm old enough to face the dawn
Just call me angel of the morning, (angel)
Just touch my cheek before you leave me, baby
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