Lyrics Confessions of a Daydream - Comet Gain

Confessions of a Daydream

I got the last love letter of Louie the Louie
A self portrait of a foot
In my teenage bedroom got a hanging daydreaming
Piss school of young and
It seams of desire my revolution past
I study on my books but I sat on my ass
The second half of life is where you’re buying all the things
That remind you of your menial days
But it helps to keep the black dogs at bay
It helps to keep that armour stay
Addiction and memory are mostly spare?
Constant synapses and here’s it’s warning
Don’t bother see the butterflies
A fallen little baby
I found her ??
on a fence
But I can’t remember her name
Swallowed the life that I shouldn’t
The interesting lives of
The tales of
The sunday spells of
Bye, bye, bye
On a lighthouse windowsill ??
broken bottles
Everything is still seventies brown
Life is measured by the last one who hurls
??
grocers daughter
Slobbered ??
daughter
Makes a sad vision of camera
Awful optic case
About to lay her embrace
Versus the magical child
I’m only hell, but how’s your heart?
Only a love will tear you apart
A soldier’s body in pastry
To find the baby laying and it’s never enough
In my eye I hear
you can’t with a hair
I never get too annoyed
I wonder where I
Wonder what I’m supposed to be
Famous for a perfect baby
It’s crystal bad for me
The hungry of
The fluffy boys of
The rainy Wednesday of
Bye, bye, bye
These are the confessions of a daydream
But really it’s just nothing
Envelope?
nothing
It’s some type of nothing