I'm always thinking of someone new I'm never sitting, okay with you There's always something else on my mind There's always something I can't find You
falling a line of Spotlights and jackknife Through night black as a bedroom And white as a lie? I don't wanna feel so different But I don't wanna be insignificant And
in my hand and some promises to keep Who wanted to change the world, what's as easy as murder? It's all headlights and vapor trails and Circle K killers And
ghosts who like to run I got a call to go to a late night picture show So I traded in the darkness and I'm already glad, I'm already there And I'm trying
Come back to me When everything's over Everything's clear Everyone's older And no one is here I try to remember A girl on a wire Tumbling and diving
got the reasons Just make up any reasons And pick it ?til it's torn Take it all away You took your coat today But they all go back in the morning Make
't believe in Sundays And I don't believe in anything at all I don't believe in Sundays And I don't believe and I don't believe in anything, in anything And
And time is a number that rests on a wall And nobody knows me, my friends and my family Are as far from this city as Washington Square So cover this warm night
around I have waited for tomorrow from December 'til today And I have started loving sorrow along the way And I am calling from some city and I won't
good evening when they don't know what to say They say good morning when they wish you would go home You open windows and you wait for someone warm to come inside And
Wasted time running scared When all of love needs is to be believed in All those springs come and gone Passed like trains and box cars, leaving But I
is crystal and clean I wanna white bread life just something ignorant and plain But from the walls of Michelangelo I'm dangling again And I know she is not my friend And
There's just one thing you'll need to know And that's that you can't count on me Aw, you can't count on me No, you can't count on me
and disco sounds And skinny girls who drink champagne Then they take me on their knees again And pull me up and out the door Past railway cars and tranny-whores And