1. |
ocelot
02:41
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would you believe
no tricks up my sleeve
this time its real and i will take it seriously
delilah promise me
your hand and words are sweet but
i can tell youre lying to me
misery finds company in all the nasty
things you say to me
cherubim and seraphim will dance amongst the
devils in your dreams
but still you say
havent you heard
what are the odds
youd swim in my pond
id watch you puddle jump
from places in the sun
we play along
til it all goes wrong
and then we all go on
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2. |
If I Should Die Tonight
02:38
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if i should die tonight
would you show up in black or white
you tell me im alright
but you dont speak your mind
no other
oh lover with the sun in your eyes
if i should die tonight
would that sedate your appetite
your apathetic eyes
sing signals through to mine
no other
oh lover with the sun in your eyes
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3. |
Drive Home
03:56
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sunday afternoon
i thought i caught a glimpse of you
and felt the urge to turn away
ive heard all youve had to say
so in spite of you
i painted all your roses blue
i hope it brings a tear to your pale face
and trickles down in spades
not like this
beatrice
lapis lazuli
i heard you counting down from three
and jumped the gun to hide my face
and race towards an early grave
so in different views when
you were me and i was you
we held onto the vibrant days
but now theyve turned to grey
not like this
beatrice
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