Clean of You

Envy on the Coast

I love it just love it
Oh.. what a pretty picture now lets...
Jump off the corners and
Swap out the colors
Keep 'em comin' keep 'em comin'
Keep 'em shorter my brethren
Shimmy out another one
Thought about your mother
I'm fed up with the process it's nonsense
You've got to be the farthest thing from artists
No
You're a head on a suit
I'm the living proof that you don't have to lie to
Keep 'em from the truth

I think that boy's got a sweet tooth
So I'll put sugar in his gas tank
Ohh, ohh
Then I'll wash my hands clean of you
I said oh boy you've got a sweet tooth
I've got some sugar for your gas tank
Ohh, ohh
But I'll wash my hands clean of you.
Clean of you.....

Who doesn't love the feeling of being a stranger
Breathing amongst all the people that you should call
When you need a feeling
I will continue to speak
To honor the sheep
To wreak of an easing a song of kids
Cause they haven't used open meaning

They fed us the works... ahh
And then they changed all my words
Cause I wouldn't say that to you..
Cause I don't have to lie
To keep 'em from the truth

I think that boy's got a sweet tooth
I'll put sugar in his gas tank
Then I'll wash my hands clean of you
Clean of you.


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    commendable effort mason! it's tough since even my physical copy did not come with a lyrical booklet (brand new much?)

    great song though and great way to end the album

    staybrutal28on April 15, 2010   Link

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