I wander streets at night
And hope to god to see your face
The fluorescent billboards sell a wonderful life
That doesn't exist anymore
The conversation is
The conversation is over

What will I do if I'm wrong
Will I blame it on everyone
Else like I always do
So I'm a coward because of you

Are pills the only way
To make myself complete again
They become the only way
To a wonderful life with a happy ending
The conversation is
The conversation is over

What will I do if I'm wrong
Will I blame it on everyone
It's like I always do
I'm a coward because of you
I'm finding it hard to explain
Why I think that I'm right again
I'd love someone else to blame
So I'm a coward because of you
And then you try to understand
What it takes to be a man
And then you look
Into your hearts it defines you

What will I do if I'm wrong
Will I blame it on everyone
It's like I always do
I'm a coward because of you
I'm finding it hard to explain
Why I think that I'm right again
I'd love someone else to blame
So I'm a coward because of you
And then you try to understand
What it takes to be a man
And then you look into
Your hearts it defines you

The conversation is over
The conversation is over


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    this song has the most amazing into chords- written in some weird ass tuning appearantly... anyways great band, great album mon the biffy!

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