| It’s nine-eighteen, yeah, it’s coffee colored evening
|
| The headlights spin shadows on the ceiling
|
| I’m left here with the Gideon Bible
|
| Long strands of her hair trickle down the bed
|
| And in my soul there’s a little Alaska
|
| It’s eighty below and it’s dropping
|
| Sweet Ecclesiastes won’t you preach to me
|
| Corner store assassin with a Glock nineteen
|
| Coffee makes my hand shake, I’m a running boy
|
| If I were Jack the Ripper would you still kiss me?
|
| She’s smooth like the girl with the leather-like bonding
|
| You fall into the snow, yeah, you make a little Angel
|
| And I read straight through the book of Revelations
|
| Saw the Astronauts on TV jumping on the moon
|
| And all the horses that I bet on
|
| Are lame and shot through the head
|
| Sweet Ecclesiastes, won’t you reach to me?
|
| And corner store assassin with a Glock nineteen
|
| And coffee makes my hand shake, I’m a running boy
|
| If I were Jack the Ripper would you still kiss me? |