| On the day that Daniel Cowman stopped existing
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| the world should have ended right then and there
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| at precisely four-fifteen when he stopped existing
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| the world should have ended
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| How could it go on?
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| How could it go on?
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| How could it go on?
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| Oh and I don’t exist
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| I don’t exist?
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| So now that we’ve got that straight
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| doesn’t mean that I can fly
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| doesn’t mean I that I can go do whatever I want.
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| Now that we’ve got that clear
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| and you know that I’m not here
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| doesn’t mean that I can go do whatever I please.
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| The premature ejaculation of his death
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| (something) hit Daniel in the face like a big round spitball hwk-pfffff.
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| And everything got hazy in the courtroom and then he stood up and then he sat back down another two times in the row.
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| And everything got real slow like a gunshot in the movies
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| and he remembered heroin boy walking in through the door
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| bouncing off the walls and the floor
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| taking off his belt taking off his pants
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| filling up the bathtub
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| getting ready to go in for a swim.
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| Singing I don’t exist
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| I don’t exist?
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| and now that we’ve got that straight,
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| doesn’t mean that I can fly
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| doesn’t mean that I can go do whatever I want.
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| Now that we’ve got that clear
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| and you know that I’m not here
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| doesn’t mean that I can go do whatever I please.
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| and you start remembering and remembering and remembering
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| and remembering?
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| The heroin boy, he walked through the door,
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| and he was screaming
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| and I was like 'why's you screaming like it’s the end of the world?'
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| and he was like 'well it is.'
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| and I was sitting in the corner with my pants down
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| and I was sure that someone next door was blowing up balloons
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| and it was red and orange.
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| And there was that swell lady at the bar just tryin to buy gin
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| and there was this other lady at the bar and she was tryin to sell gin
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| It worked out good for the boths of them.
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| And heroin boy started taking off his belt,
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| started taking off his pants,
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| started taking off his shoes
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| started filling up the bathtub
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| getting ready to go in for a swim
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| I says «No-o.
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| You’re goin to drown.
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| he says 'No,
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| I can’t drown.
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| Simply because?
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| shhhhhhh.
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| A man destined to hang
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| Can never drown,
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| a man destined to hang
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| can never drown,
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| a man destined to hang
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| can never ever drown.
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| A man destined to drown
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| can never burn,
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| a man destined to drown
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| can never burn,
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| a man destined to drown
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| can never ever burn.
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| A man destined to fry
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| can never ever ever
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| a man destined to fry
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| can never ever ever
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| a man destined to fry
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| can never ever ever die?
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| in any other way but frying,
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| lucky that I’m dying
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| by hanging and not drowning.
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| So now that we’ve got that straight
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| can’t I just be left alone?
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| I want to take a fuckin’bath. |
Song information On this page you can find the lyrics of the song Daniel Cowman, artist - Regina Spektor. Album song Mary Ann meets the Gravediggers and other short stories by regina spektor, in the genre Инди