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words. I * around and got a brand new bitch. * her 'til her legs both twitch. I still wanna die, but got someone to do it with. She put my hand up on her throat and told me squeeze that *
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The liberator of sin, the giver of delight. I took the drug and went out like a light. I giggled on the bed as I stared at the wall. I was the one who felt ever so small I couldn't take it, I could
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I can't stop my heart from beating beating. Bang bang bang bang. (Bang bang bang bang). I would like to be like Peter, Peter. Pan, Pan, Pan, Pan. (Bang bang bang bang) Staying younger by the day.
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A black and white photograph. Of me up the garden path. Wrapped up in my football scarf. It sits here in my hand And there mother smothered me. And how she would mother me. She knew how to suffer
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Eyebrows plucked and toenails cut. I'll pick you up with a little luck, all prim and proper. Shaven legs and calls to Fred. It all depends o' alright then, I cannot stop her The makeup box has alwa
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Brain engages mouth. Mouth expresses thoughts. Of how we shared those fun fair rides. Beneath the brightness of the night Time can crowd the head. Like a sardine can. The summer that began to blu
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(difford/tilbrook) Bar illuminations shiver. Shadows on the street. The cypriot sailors. Find the world back at their feet. Endless days of tobacco nights by the radio. I wonder if they'll ever g
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It felt so bad that I'm in pain. Then why don't I say, no, not again?. Your love has failed and all's gone sour. You have to see her every hour When you can't sleep, your mind is blank. But you do
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(Holland) Give me iko. I wanna ball the wall here. Shuffle in Dumaine. Hear the hookacumbi. Meet my tipatina. Love her hold her tightly. Wanna see her swaying. In New Orleans nightly. You know
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Sitting there at home, he arrived home late. With no more blood cells to inebriate. He lunged at her there, she fell from the couch. He grabbed her body as he pulled her down She was screaming no,
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Some Americans are very pretty. Some Americans are very shy. Some Americans are Disney people. Some Americans eat apple pie Some Americans scare me. The leader of the pack. Living in this theater
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Everybody's dancin'. To the Farfisa beat. All the girls are crazy. Actin' out the heat. Tie, shirts and cuff links. Well, that's pretty neat Flash, flash mirror ball. Stereo, the disco. Wow, wo
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You're no dame, I'm no duke. Somehow love is a fluke. We've survived thick and thin. Taking knocks on the chin In the eyes of the sad. We may be barking mad. But the truth has been ceased. We ar
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She's ahead of her time and she's never lazy. But something changed your mind and she could drive you crazy. Volunteers for winter coats and summer clothes that shine. Volunteers for magazines I re
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Mary and Joseph drove into town. Searching for a place to stay. The moon was up and his foot was down. A miracle was on its way They tried the hotels, the motels, the bed and breakfast. Locals but
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She sat at the dressing room table. He flicked through the channels on cable. While talking of love in whispers. Voices humming like dusty transistors (Talked about love). Concentrated tones that
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I lost the plot and roamed around. Looked in the shops and hit the town. My head was stuffed with words and aches. I felt so rough and out of shape The clouds puffed up like bags of sweets. Thats
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Slightly drunk once again. All alone with my pen. I thought I'd write to you. How can I say, how I feel?. Falling down on a deal. This last night with you Is it the cold that makes me shake?. I
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Daphne, don't be ridiculous. This silence is killing us, talk to me. Speaking with a loving tongue. Give life a sense of fun Daphne, don't be so cavalier. All that you want is here, talk to me. S
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With her hair up in his fingers. The fish and chips smell lingers. Under amber street lamps. She holds the law in her hands The moistness of the damp night. Falls silent through the lamplight. Al
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In Peyton Place. My heart now beats. And floor boards creak. Where an angel sleeps Her hair hung across her face. Like a bush hangs across a wall. She was short with a tidy smile. I could feel t
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He drove up to the motel. In his town and country car. He watched the working women. With the field hands from the farm He walked into the lobby. With his pleased to see you smile. Scribbled on t
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When I was crowned a Mummy's boy by friends I didn't like. I made a meal of trips to school upon my father's bike. I used to sit between his legs, perched on a piece of wood. If it ever rained on u
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She left her school for the factory. From pocket money to a salary. From a pac-a-mac to a compact case. And every morning she inspects her face She discovers pulling pints in pubs. That the good l
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As much as I love you. As much as I care. I just can't pretend that. The problem's not there We know all the boundaries. From where we both stand. Our life has been happy. Without any plan But n
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I bought a toothbrush, some toothpaste. A flannel for my face. Pajamas, a hairbrush. New shoes and a case. I said to my reflection. Let's get out of this place Passed the church and the steeple.
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Get lucky, get jumping but get smart. Get walking, get loving but get smart. Get ready, get cooking, get everybody looking. But get smart Get evil, get nasty but get smart. Get violent, get bitchi
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You make-believe celebrities. Taking bows in front of me. In your dickey-bow ties. In your dickey-bow ties Pick your nose beside the stage. Jesus Christ has come of age. So you've had a good cry.
