Charlotta making lasagna
With Mia above the clouds
Charlotta making lasagna
With Mia above the clouds
But you could have waited

You could have locked yourself up
For ten years or so
And when you finally came out
There would still be no chances for you

Charlotta running around with Felicia
Charlotta running around with Felicia
But you could have waited

You could have locked yourself up
For ten years or so
And when you finally came out
There would still be no chances for you

I look for looks and I search for breaths
Sneaking
Thinking about death

I look for looks and I search for breaths
Sneaking
Thinking about death

You did full sky by car
And leaving town for a while
You are a yellow surprise
No distant water is friendly sometimes
But you could have waited

You could have locked yourself up
For ten years or so
And when you finally came out
There would still be no chances for you

But you could have waited (waited)
But you could have waited (waited)

I look for looks and I search for breaths
Sneaking
Thinking about death

I look for looks and I search for breaths
Sneaking
Thinking about death

Waited
Waited
Waited


Lyrics submitted by sha_sha, edited by Mellow_Harsher, casiopt1

Lasagna Lyrics as written by Olof Bjorn Dreijer Karin Elizabeth Dreijer Andersson

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    There is a mistake in the lyrics in the chorus; it really goes "..and when you finally came out there would still be NEW chances for you"

    This song is a dedication for a person that made a crime and commited suicide.

    The chorus is the singer's critique of the act of the person; the person could have gone to prison [in 10 years or so..] and come out with new chances.

    In verse 3 we learn that the person commited suicide by drowning ["noticing water is friendly sometimes"]. "Yellow surprise" is a reference to the meaning of yellow as the color of cowardness.

    Badoneon October 16, 2006   Link

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