Lyrics Zero Percent - Jason Mraz

Zero Percent

Our friends on the front porch, well they’re telling jokes and they swing
swiftly towards happier times
Expending lines and finding more energy for the effort and getting distance
from that front porch spotlight
But us we found peace in shadows, long enough to see the monsters rise
Candy’s got some space to fill in her daydream living high on yesterday’s lies
Talking to me about some 0% interest and, how she got a better deal than the
next guy
And the way the lightning shocked us when we were lost and we were looking
Down that long Missouri highway your hair was longer then and now I can remember
Say now I remember oh so well
Oh the roads unencumbered by cats they’re burning like wet matches through my
miracle mile mind
You left your thumbprint inside me now for months it seems but mine only
brushes your soft surface
And somehow
Somehow it leaves me listless, my tongue curls under my lips oh oh yes
So I can’t speak to tell you of the months before I met you
And the way, oh the truth it locked us
Oh right about the time after the lightning shocked us
When we were young, when we were young and missing
Round that small New England byway our lives they were sheltered then and now I
can remember
Say now well I remember oh so well, almost too well
Well its not even being about that anymore I gotta get you down
Those tiny fragments of perfection they please me in a time
Unchanged when its not the same beginning or along awaited end
If I knew all the words I would write myself out of here
If I was all the colors I would paint you pretty in gold in a picture,
so I’m told little sister
So now I’m sold little sister
Why don’t you tell me about the sunsets in Sweden and the laws of Eden
And how you were the rock of Gibraltar, and how they called you foxy
Well that’s another whole box of pandora’s, that’s another whole box of them
ties
Slide your foot off the gas before we crash right back into the median
Right back into the median, the median lo-oh
It separates, our house from the middle of the street
It separates our house from the middle of the street
Talking about our house
Is on the front porch telling jokes and they swing swiftly towards happier times
Expending lines and finding more energy for the effort and getting distance
from that front porch
Spotlight
But us we found peace in shadows long enough to see a monster die
We all need to find a little space in our daydreams long enough and just so long
Long enough, just as long, just so long as its long enough is it long enough?
Is it long enough for me?
Long enough for me to chew on
If it isn’t… if it isn’t.
if it ain’t if it don’t if it can’t then it won'
And that’s just the way that it goes