All of the things that I believe
Are going down in flames now
All of the things that I believe
Are going down in flames now
You ask why and I don't think about it
It being us and us no longer a thing
I try and try I just can't understand it
Feeling love's inevitable sting
You've got the right to hurt right now
You've got the right to hate me
You say you're better off now
You say you're better off
I've got to figure myself out
I've got to try and fix me
You say you're better off now
Just go ahead and sign that lease
And leave me forever
All of you and my old friends
They're throwing me in flames now
You ask why and I don't think about it
It being us and us no longer a thing
I try and try I just can't understand it
Feeling love's inevitable sting
You've got the right to hurt right now
You've got the right to hate me
You say you're better off now
You say you're better off
I've got to figure myself out
I've got to try and fix me
You say you're better off now
You're such a good friend
That's why I have to break your heart
Take my love and take my life
All my friends with no goodbyes
Take my love and make me cry
All my friends with no goodbyes
Take my love and make me die
All my friends with no goodbyes
Goodbye


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    I think "the saddles are loaded, the mickeys are slipped" means that the other horses and had extra weight put into their saddles and the stable lads, who are often Irish (micks = mickeys) been bribed (slipped cash).

    Pegasus pills could mean steroids or just mean that the horse is almost fast enough to fly (Pegasus = flying horse)

    The snaps of the stewards so candid - suggests that the officials are in on the fix as well

    Penguins and pearls - dinner suits and smart dresses for the ladies.

    Donahue Sisters - is the name of a play set in Ireland by Gerald Aron. No obviously connection but keeps with the Irish theme

    hiltson November 24, 2011   Link

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