
Date of issue: 07.08.2005
Record label: Favored Nations
Song language: English
Another Man's Prize |
Sand in the heat and the sun in her hair |
Ocean at her feet |
There was no one else there |
And I silently wept as she turned me away |
The tears on my face? |
Salt-water, I prayed… |
Daughter of a banker with the green in her blood |
And me such a failure — just a poor fool in love |
Recommendations; |
Everyone said: |
«You've just one thing in common, |
You’re both out of your heads» |
How could I be with ANOTHER MAN’S PRIZE? |
How could I possibly rationalize? |
Blinded by beauty in a web spun full of lies |
She was not my possession |
But ANOTHER MAN’S PRIZE |
He was born into high stock of privilige and class |
And there but for fortune still I never will pass |
But he took for granted what I treasured for life |
And all his trappings and riches |
Nearly cost him his wife |
He couldn’t tell she was ANOTHER MAN’S PRIZE |
She just slipped through his fingers |
«neath the glaze in his eyes |
And as I was about to reach that very highest of highs |
It was my miscalculation |
Cause she was ANOTHER MAN’S PRIZE |
The worst feeling on earth is to know you’ve been used |
'Specially after that moment when two bodies are fused |
When you build a false heaven — you’ve the devil to pay |
And now that I know how I wound up this way |
How could I be with ANOTHER MAN’S PRIZE? |
How could I possibly rationalize? |
Blinded by beauty in a web spun full of lies |
She was not my possession |
But ANOTHER MAN’S PRIZE |
She was not my possession |
But ANOTHER MAN’S PRIZE |
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