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We're Sleeping Better Now Lyrics
Right now all the walls are growing taller
And the background is dressing up in white
How’d things come to this?
If you look up from under water
You’ll see yourself touching at the knee
Scratch your back until you bleed
Well come on over to the better side (better side) better side
Where we can get it wrong until we’re right
Better side (better side) better side
Where we can get it wrong until we're right
Right now as the medicine begins to really meltdown
Let the pillow take the blame
A black laugh day in the rain (in the rain)
So drink down and let your lungs fill up with water
and a sick sound ringing in your ears
Don’t you say one word
Well come on over to the better side (better side) better side
Where we can get it wrong until we’re right
Better side (better side) better side
We can get it wrong until we're right
Well come on over to the better side (better side) better side
Where we can get it wrong until we’re right
Come on over to the better side (better side) better side)
Where we can get it wrong until we’re right
(better side)
(better side)
where we can get it wrong until we're right!
And the background is dressing up in white
How’d things come to this?
If you look up from under water
You’ll see yourself touching at the knee
Scratch your back until you bleed
Where we can get it wrong until we’re right
Better side (better side) better side
Where we can get it wrong until we're right
Let the pillow take the blame
A black laugh day in the rain (in the rain)
So drink down and let your lungs fill up with water
and a sick sound ringing in your ears
Don’t you say one word
Where we can get it wrong until we’re right
Better side (better side) better side
We can get it wrong until we're right
Where we can get it wrong until we’re right
Come on over to the better side (better side) better side)
Where we can get it wrong until we’re right
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Submitted by
xoutstars On Aug 07, 2006
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