MORE Lyrics from school.
I'm leaving you all of my car parts
I didn't have the money or I would have gotten roses
You poured one more highball
But I had to go before my poor heart overflowed
Ceiling tiles and highway signs are flowing through my mind
I'm leaving under cover of darkness
I never had a home where I didn't need to hide
I've seen every lover leave me the same way
The harder they are the harder I try
That's a lie, but I say it with a smile
You put all your hope in my slim chance
I didn't know I had
I don't even have cigarettes
Baby wasn't down with the heist
I just tried to do what I thought was right
But baby wasn't down with it
She wasn't down
I'm leaving you all of my car parts
I'll call you when I'm coming back again if I can
I mean to quit stealing as soon as I steal for the last time
At least my watch is right two times a day
You put all your hope in my slim chance
I didn' know I had
I don't even have cigarettes
yes yes. i listened to the song every day on the bus. and on the way to the metro.
the long winters are the favourite band of discerning south-american socialists.
posted by pocketsdumbfat at 12:08 PM
6 Comments:
heeeey come on that is a sweet song.
i remember you sending it to me when you were like 14 all "yeah this stuff, its so good". well, it is.
what was the other band called? longpigs?
hey its the axis of good
Kirchner's missing!
We're all SOCIALISTAS now in Latin America. Kind of a fashion movement, well I think so.
He's not socialist, actually, but he likes to show himself as one. He's kind of a peronista (as long as that an tell something about his political thoughts) from the left.
those lyrics make me cry fools.
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