the sunlight paints us gold And this apartment could not be prettier as we dance up there alone And this TV is old the color is fucked Do you see the difference in the shades
sunlight paints us gold and this apartment could not be prettier as we dance up there alone. And this TV's old, the color's fucked, do you see the difference in the shades
the sunlight paints us gold and this apartment could not be prettier as we dance up there alone. And this TV's old, the color's fucked, do you see the difference in the shades
off my shades) I'll even take off my shades And stare right at the sun from the stage (I'll even try different things) I'll even try different things
Is it the cat with the black shades, the black car? Is it shinin from very far, to where you are? It is commonplace and different Intimate and distant
take off my shades) I'll even take off my shades and stare right at the sun from the stage (I'll even try different things) I'll even try different things
Many sisters don't understand my style I live my life in an outcast tribe A tribe that strives to see a brighter day I foresee that I'll walk with closed eyes
Towards a solitary light Burning in the window Near a figure in a chair Always sitting there Quiet as a prayer Does he close his eyes? Weary with the
failure so I never became it Light-skinned, showed them lead, curly-headed Called me names, I was different, I was gifted, they made me ashamed Found out that I'm a different shade
gonna sit myself Right down and relax Oh baby, I'm gonna take it Real easy and that's a fact I got my glass of water cooling Got the shades over my eyes
the Phantom can't be here Masquerade! Paper faces on parade Masquerade! Hide your face so the world will never find you Masquerade! Every face a different shade
! /Paper faces on parade/Masquerade! /Hide your face so the world will never find you/Masquerade! /Every face a different shade/Masquerade! /Look around
a favor for me, one day I'll do a favor for you. FRANKIE: Sure Mr. Dicarlo. ONE BRIGHT AND GUIDING LIGHT THAT TAUGHT ME WRONG FROM RIGHT I FOUND IN MY MOTHERS EYES
