she came out of salon and she was walking sideways
she got into her car and turned the steering wheel my way
the lifters only pulled her into the corners of her eyes
the walls fall all around her sunny skies

she suffered from debatable afflictions
don't remember her sick before she got the prescription
she always wore sunglasses, she thought they made her look so goddamn cool
shaking with the dog out back by the swimming pool

everytime her name comes up i stare into my coffee cup
everytime the jets fly over, pretty little overdoser

taking two kinds of pills from just one container
swallowing them both without any water
sometimes they stick in her throat, but in the morning everything's alright
we could all use a little sleep tonight

everytime her name comes up i stare into my coffee cup
everytime the movie's over, pretty little overdoser
slumped beneath her theater seat, smiling like a nominee, yeah

swimming pool had purple lights, those purple drinks were dynamite
i woke up, i was black and blue, hey girl what did we do?
said you might remember pretty soon
i hope you don't remember pretty soon
think it was a three day rave
think i got the flyer saved
we were naked on a sunday afternoon
made it until sunday afternoon


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    "swimming pool had purple lights, those purple drinks were dynamite"

    Craig Finn is a Bona fide Genius

    jj_jac555on August 03, 2010   Link

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