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What you waiting for, gazing
What you waiting, what you watching the skies for
What you waiting the holes are for water let the fall let the clothes in let the clothes on
Keep your clothes on
Whoever you love,
Whoever, you look happy
I feel dazed, I feel day's orange glow
With a pineapple head
Walks in the sun
With a friend the mouse, with a friend the shadow
War machine, war machine
Wrap her arms, wrap her arms around me
War machine, war machine
Come to wrap her arms, tight to wrap her body
She move fast, she move slow
She move down into the water
I remember her, I remember her unnatural
I was leaving you
What you looking for, gazing
Your voice, I'm not incredible
Your voice, in desperation
I hear you
I hear you bleeding
Between her arms are tight
Wrapped around her body
She move fast, she look down
She won't look in my eyes
I remember now
Her unnatural surprise
What you waiting for, gazing
What you waiting, what you watching the skies for
What you waiting the holes are for water let the fall let the clothes in let the clothes on
Keep your clothes on
Whoever you love,
Whoever, you look happy
I feel dazed, I feel day's orange glow
With a pineapple head, walks in the sun
With a friend the mouse, with a friend the shadow
War machine, war machine
Wrap her arms, wrap her arms around me
War machine, war machine
Come to wrap her arms, tight to wrap her body
What you waiting, what you watching the skies for
What you waiting the holes are for water let the fall let the clothes in let the clothes on
Keep your clothes on
Whoever you love,
Whoever, you look happy
I feel dazed, I feel day's orange glow
With a pineapple head
Walks in the sun
With a friend the mouse, with a friend the shadow
War machine, war machine
Wrap her arms, wrap her arms around me
War machine, war machine
Come to wrap her arms, tight to wrap her body
She move fast, she move slow
She move down into the water
I remember her, I remember her unnatural
I was leaving you
What you looking for, gazing
Your voice, I'm not incredible
Your voice, in desperation
I hear you
I hear you bleeding
Between her arms are tight
Wrapped around her body
She move fast, she look down
She won't look in my eyes
I remember now
Her unnatural surprise
What you waiting for, gazing
What you waiting, what you watching the skies for
What you waiting the holes are for water let the fall let the clothes in let the clothes on
Keep your clothes on
Whoever you love,
Whoever, you look happy
I feel dazed, I feel day's orange glow
With a pineapple head, walks in the sun
With a friend the mouse, with a friend the shadow
War machine, war machine
Wrap her arms, wrap her arms around me
War machine, war machine
Come to wrap her arms, tight to wrap her body
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