| The paint’s peeling off the streets again
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| And I’ll drive and close my eyes in Michigan
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| And I feel nothing, not brave
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| It’s a hard day for breathing again
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| And the heat is chasing off all your friends
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| And their scattered bodies part to the shore again
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| And I feel nothing, not sane
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| It’s a hard day for dreaming again
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| And, oh, I’m not going back to the assholes that made me
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| And the perfect display of random acts of hopelessness
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| I wish I could stay here, but I think we’re all ready
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| Think we’re all ready
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| And I feel nothing, not sane
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| It’s a hard day for dreaming again
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| And, oh, now that you’ve seen almost all of America
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| All you can say is, «Where is all the water?»
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| And the war has been over
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| For years since you gave up
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| And last night, where the road had started
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| And last night, when my hands were choking you
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| Last night, when the room and your mood was dipping
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| And last night, when the ropes were pulling you in
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| You said, «Hey
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| How could you love me this way?»
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| You said, «Hey
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| But I think we’re all ready»
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| Think we’re all ready |