My honey knows the best sleeping spots
While I get lost at the roundabout
And I get lost at the smell of those horses
Who do people tell you that you look like?
Someone from my past and actor who I don't like
I lay in bed and dreamt I never said that
I lay in bed and tempt myself with my screen, my screen, my screen
Next next next, now it's all of them in my inbox

He shaved off his beard and saw The Girl Who Played With Fire
Well being a mannequin was all I could manage
Seeing the opposite side was all that I could wrangle that day
Scenes From Bensonhurst against the wall
He's gonna bawl when he sees this
His mom went blind with a third baby
Oh shit, that's crazy
I lay in bed and dreamt I never said that
I lay in bed and tempt myself with my screen, my screen, my screen
Next next next, now it's all of them in my inbox

He gambled away his savings with just his shirt
Money for clothes/cigarettes, and he sold the place in SF
He believes in numbers or nothing at all
And how could he be so impressed with such a little fall?
And his intuition told him that they'd be married someday
He lies in bed and tempts himself with his screen, his screen, his screen
I lay in bed and dreamt I never said that
I lay in bed and tempt myself with my screen, my screen, my screen
Next next next, now it's all of them in my inbox
Next next next, now it's all of them in my inbox
Ooh next next next, now it's all of them in my inbox


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