So tell me dear where is it you go from here
As you curse and peel and bawls in tears(?)
Against the wall and across the hall
Across the wards as we both dissolve
I had this habit of punishing things
That move so fast they grow out wings
That sneak through houses as we barter for sleep
(So just let me out...)

I wish I had you in my lungs
I'd blow you up and block the sun
And save every word
From the brilliant lie we've learned

(Chorus)
Our bodies got so much clearer
With dirty blood and thirty last call(?)
So fill it up spend forever down the wall
I throw it up just to watch it fall

Through the window you look much sweeter...
Through the window you look much sweeter...

Tell me something about a lonely night
Burnt by the steam from a battle lie(?)
But your lottery touch feels lucky enough
Refugee hats from a gin war

I know a place where we can rest tonight
But when the bomb start fun you gotta open your eyes
And I just hope I still have mine
I just hoped that I have

I wish I had one hundred thousand pounds
I'd crack the ground
As you struggle for sound
Leaves from town to town to town

(Chorus)
Our bodies got so much clearer
With dirty blood and thirty last call(?)
So fill it up spend forever down the wall
I throw it up just to watch it fall

Through the window you look much sweeter...
Through the window you look much sweeter...

She has spoken well
Share your body's health
I needed more than I need myself
I know you leave with the king's reprieve
I guess that's just fine by me

Through the window you taste so much sweeter...
Through the window you taste so much sweeter...


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