Lyrics The Last Thing I Heard Her Say - John Parish

The Last Thing I Heard Her Say - John Parish
Song information On this page you can find the lyrics of the song The Last Thing I Heard Her Say, artist - John Parish. Album song Once Upon A Little Time, in the genre Альтернатива
Date of issue: 12.09.2005
Record label: Thrill Jockey
Song language: English

The Last Thing I Heard Her Say

I was in the water when you grabbed me from behind
Your arms around my neck
It was more than fifteen years
Since you or me left
Was I supposed to be surprised
You kissed me
Wiping chlorine from my eyes
Did you leave me
Or I leave you
Voted third most beautiful
Eleven hundred in our school
I had you number one
And how I remember you turning up
To trade me for a younger flame
Barely sixteen years to my name
Did you leave me
Or I leave you
Did I leave you or you leave me
She said, «I scored two out of three
And was the third revenge for you»
Her smile was cold the water blue
We clung onto the side a while
Afraid of letting go
«is it you or my youth I’ve been missing so bad»
She turned and swam away
Was the last thing I heard her say

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Artist lyrics: John Parish