Lyrics Accident - Lisa Loeb

Accident - Lisa Loeb
Song information On this page you can find the lyrics of the song Accident, artist - Lisa Loeb. Album song The Way It Really Is, in the genre Альтернатива
Date of issue: 10.03.2014
Record label: Furious Rose
Song language: English

Accident

The heir is introduced
She waltzes through her ballroom
Swirling in her sequins, showing off her gown
She steps on her own train
She falls, she cracks her jaw
Aghast her husband giggles
He gasps
She slipped on spilled champagne
And we crowd around the accident
We want to see the worst
We crowd around the accident
We want to see what hurts
They’re leaning in the corner
He’s buried in a baggie
They say he’s mischevious sometimes
She’s pretty, and her elbows are so pointy
They’re dangerous talking in the locker room
His nose bleeds so profusely
But no one tell him he’s the star
They watch like at the movies that he’s famous for
And we crowd around the accident
We want to see the worst
We crowd around the accident
We want to see what hurts
Two stories about to fall
Boasting at the swing set, marching down the hall
She yelled, 'cause he upset her desk
Don’t yell
He’s picking sides, he’s hitching rides to school
His father left in winter
He’s no one’s son
If I can poke her with a pencil, I can pop her with a gun
And we crowd around the accident
We want to see the worst
We crowd around the accident
We want to see what hurts
We think…
I’m glad it wasn’t me
And turn up the TV
And squeeze our eyes shut, but leave a space to see

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Artist lyrics: Lisa Loeb