Susie May

And the current was strong

But the samurai sang a song

And then we died in different times

And you were hardly mine

Send me home, and leave my heart

Where the bed bug grows, and now won't stop

To memorize those new conventions

If I get lost in ordinary songs

Hold my hand, use the wind

I close my eyes, I breathe it in

No, I won't cry when you leave me gray

When I get home and marry Susie May

Don't let me down, please raise me up

The sun is tied, mountains and moon won't stop

Howling at me, when I'm pushing back all my memories

Seems so fucking wack

If this is my life, then I won't I heal

I think I found God in my happy meal

My friends, they are gone, but I see clearly now

You still speak of lines with milk from the cow

But what I can do in a room where the air

Is fighting my cowboy, this girl, she don't care

The painting on the wall, lie on the floor

Outside they call it heaven, inside they want more

They'll come light me up, so you get burned from the drain

I need more cigarettes, and should I feel ashamed?

I got info on my name, got fingers in the Seine

I'm trouble drowning baby, in very stable land

Hold my hand, use the wind

I close my eyes, I breathe it in

No, I won't cry when you leave me gray

When I get home and marry Susie May

Now that the love is gone

The cathedral was built in Rome

Again

Belatrix, why won't you stay?