My Life Is At Home

Lyrics

At the top of the world
 There is a half-year sun
 The water's all froze
 And one thousand men old
 On the side of the hill
 There are no wanting eyes
 But you're a spectacle a spinning doll
 Now the hour is fading but ours is staying
 Its all syncopated to your heart's hard heartbeat time
 You may never miss a sign
 At the base of your skull
 I've got a place there still
 All my clothes spread out aI was just thinking most of last Wednesday
 I hope we're together from here until Doomsday
 We could be each other's arms
 Keep each other free from harm
 Because when it's all stripped to the bone
 My life is at home
 Spring cleaning's coming as we lose the cold weather
 Put away your long johns and all your thick sweaters
 We'll cut off all our winter hair
 Sit out on the lawn chairs
 As the sun forgets that we're here
 We forget our career
 All the lukewarm weeks at sixty degrees
 We're hoping it's humid show our summer knees
 Once in a lifetime once in a while the sun will shine on me
 Thursday I'm leaving skip town I'm running
 It's cars and new faces and jokes that aren't funny
 But we laugh at them anyway
 I'd do anything just to kill the day
 No matter how far that I go I'm not so far away
 All the lukewarm weeks at sixty degrees
 We're hoping it's humid show our summer knees
 Once in a lifetime once in a while the sun will shine on me
 All the humid nights parked under streetlights
 My baby's riding shotgun in her knee high tights
 She looks like heaven I feel like the devil
 In my Sunday whites
 As I slowly better my craft
 I'm still a ghost of my better half
 Cos once in awhile the sun shines on me
 In a permanent row
 Now the hour is fading but ours is staying
 It's all syncopated to your hearts hard heartbeat time
 We will never not get together
 We will never not get too old
 The water's all frozen one
 And I've got a place there still
 And we will not get too old

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Song Details

Duration
04:15
Key
2
Tempo
80 BPM

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