"Come Crash" as written by and Carl Allan Newman....
That's luck, she led, we should be dead.
We eyed the wreck. Good god, we said.
She plants one kiss, for the road, on my chest.
Sirens came after we left.
Christine, come crash on my floor
Christine, come crash on my floor
That's life, she said, we should be dead,
We should be stars and perfect tens,
And that's just three off the top of my head.
Once again, you're a godsend.
Christine, come crash on my floor
Christine, come crash on my floor
That's true, she said, we should dead,
I should be sleeping in your bed.
Instead, I'll crash on your floor
Christine, come crash on my floor
Christine, come crash on my floor
Christine, come crash on my floor
Christine, come crash on my floor
We eyed the wreck. Good god, we said.
She plants one kiss, for the road, on my chest.
Sirens came after we left.
Christine, come crash on my floor
Christine, come crash on my floor
That's life, she said, we should be dead,
We should be stars and perfect tens,
And that's just three off the top of my head.
Once again, you're a godsend.
Christine, come crash on my floor
Christine, come crash on my floor
That's true, she said, we should dead,
I should be sleeping in your bed.
Instead, I'll crash on your floor
Christine, come crash on my floor
Christine, come crash on my floor
Christine, come crash on my floor
Christine, come crash on my floor
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"Come Crash" as written by Carl Allan Newman
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I don't know about the possibilities of drug use. I think it makes it less interesting, though.
I think there is something very aching about this song--even though they've been through something traumatic together, they are still platonic. No matter how close, supportive or in love they may be, it's still "hey buddy, crash on the couch. I'm here for you. In the next room."
so close, so far.
I think it's pretty self explanitory - a car wreck, and the lovers are really happy that they're just alive.
In the first stanza, though, I know it's supposed to be "sirens came after we left"
not salvage
To me, it seems like they're really fucked up on drugs and alcohol and he just really wants to sleep with her. "Christine come crash on my floor" is the only way he knows how to ask her... I think it's in the way he says it- over and over again- almost like a broken record the way you feel coming down after a hard night of drugs and alcohol...
constantly repeating how lucky they are. the guy's sad, she cant sleep in his bed, but she'll crash on the floor. he's telling her 'Once again, you're a godsend.'...
i dont know, it so confusing. and really sad.
I should be sleeping in your bed.
Instead, I'll crash on your floor."
The "I'll crash on your floor" is him giving up, giving in to death to be with his love.
"That's luck", she led. "We should be dead." We eyed the wreck. "Good god", we said.-- They realize they have to stop because it's becoming too much
She plants one kiss for the road on my chest: they are in bed together having this conversation about breaking it off. But they are ambivalent about the decision they're making: "That's luck", she said. "We should be dead." We should be stars and perfect tens - And that's just three off the top of my head.
"Once again, you're a godsend." - she feels that he saved her from something: loneliness, misery. She is thankful for him.
"That's truth," she said. "We should be dead. - she knows what they're doing is wrong, but. . .
I should be sleeping in your bed. Instead, I'll crash on your floor." - she still loves him and makes the concession to be his platonic friend
Christine come crash on my floor: he says yes