Larry's in vegas
with some chick from LA
the best things are sevens
and the sex is just ok
so please stay
she said, just stay
cause there's a show at 11 and the drinks are all free
you can do better for yourself, but not me...
...so please stay, and keep me company.

All the while thinking this is the good luck,
stays with her most of the time
takes time to make these machines work,
people are so unkind

Gets kinda nervous
where she used to be hard.
She takes the edges off evenings in bedrooms and back seats in big cars.
All the while thinking this is the good luck
stays with her most of the time
it takes time to make these machines work
people are so unkind.
People are so unkind

She looks in the mirror
to make sure she's here
she keeps disappearing and dreaming of
movie stars, weddings and nothing is happening
He tries not to notice
She thinks he doesn't care.
Capture yourself in a jar and you stay there,
until you vanish in thin air

all the while thinking this is the good luck
stays with her most of the time
it takes time to make these machines work
but he aint got time while
she's riding in black cars
and pokes at the sky to see if he can make stars and
people are so unkind
people are so unkind
People are so unkind
People are so unkind
people are so unkind
People are so
UN...KIND.


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    Does anyone know where this song can be found besides the rather mediocre live version that is floating around. I really love this song, the lyrics are incredably sad and the music is perect.

    "Pokes at the sky to see if he can make stars..."

    Just perfect.

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