With that we got it
We're undefeated
Give me a long kiss
Like you mean it

A little bloodshed
But it was worth it
We made a promise
After this we'd quit

Turn on the motor
Keep off the headlights
To the cabin
In the cover of night

Slow down
Wheels on the gravel
Use the key
Hidden in the panel

Wood stove
Like a warm heart
Wall shadows
This is the best part

Put it in the chest
Under the trapdoor
Unroll the carpet
Across the cold floor

Like we planned it
When the clock chimes
Turn around once
And tap three times

Remember it'll all blow over
We'll meet again when the temperature is lower
If we don't turn each other in dear
We'll be fine

Time to disappear

With that we got it
We're undefeated
Give me a long kiss
Like you mean it

A little bloodshed
But it was worth it
We made a promise
After this we'd quit

We made a promise
After this we'd quit

Remember it'll all blow over
We'll meet again when the temperature is lower
If we don't turn each other in dear
We'll be fine

Time to disappear

Time to disappear

We disappear

Remember it'll all blow over
We'll meet again when the temperature is lower
If we don't turn each other in dear
We'll be fine

Time to disappear


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    What a great song. I love ZVG.

    kedron January 05, 2010   Link

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