Time and time I watch the leaves fall
They beat me to the ground
The stench of daises on your front porch give meaning
To all that we haven't found


Cause tonight won't make a difference
And why should I show interest
When all that's left on my bed is your sweat throughout the night


You leave no room for doubt
What path do I choose now?
Stairway to nowhere's infront of me


Just like you I choose death over danger
My lips have no use, once I forget your name


This is our only separation from desperation
Your still a hundred sweet whispers away
If five whole says is all it takes to
Dance the night away


Cause tonight wont make a difference
And why should I show interest
When all that's left on my bed is your sweat throughout the night


You leave no room for doubt
What path do I choose now?
Stairway to nowhere's in front of me


Just like you I choose death over danger
My lips have no use, once I forget your name


Wipe the X's of your palms sweet lady
Cause
They don't mean a thing now
They don't mean a thing now
They don't mean a thing now
They don't mean a thing now


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