Song information On this page you can find the lyrics of the song Hammers and Strings (A Lullaby), artist - Jack's Mannequin. Album song The Glass Passenger, in the genre Альтернатива
Date of issue: 29.09.2008
Record label: Sire
Song language: English
Hammers and Strings (A Lullaby) |
These hammers and strings |
Been following been following me around |
From a box filled garage |
To the the dark punk rock clubs |
Of 1000 American towns |
And my friend calls me up She says how have you been? |
I say Dear I’ve been well. |
Yeah the money has been coming. |
But i miss as hell |
I still hear you in this old piano, yeah |
She says Andy, I know |
That we don’t talk as much |
But i sill hear your ghost |
In these old punk rock clubs |
Come on write me a song |
Give me something to trust |
Just promise you wont let it be Just the keys you touch |
Give me something to believe in A breath from breathing |
So write it down |
I don’t think I’ll close my eyes, |
Cause lately I’ve not been dreaming |
So whats the point in sleeping |
It’s just that at night |
I’ve got no where to hide |
So I’ll write you a lullaby. |
A lullaby |
These hammer and strings |
Been following me around |
Behind passenger vans |
To snow dirts and sands |
Of 1000 American towns |
And My friends calls me up With her heart heavy still |
She says Andy the doctors |
Prescribed me the pills |
But i know I know I’m not crazy |
I just lost my will |
So why am I why am I taking them still? |
Give me something to believe in A breath from breathing |
So write it down |
I don’t think I’ll close my eyes, |
Cause lately I’ve not been dreaming |
So whats the point in sleeping |
It’s just that at night |
I’ve got no where to hide |
So I’ll write you a lullaby. |
A lullaby |
Give me something to believe in So write it down I don’t think I’ll close my eyes, |
Cause lately I’m not dreaming |
So whats the point sleeping |
It’s just that at night |
I’ve got no where to hide |
To the sleepless this this is my reply |
So I will write you a lullaby. |
A lullaby |
A lullaby |
A lullaby |