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No I'm not |
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Jesus, but |
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I'm more than a man, |
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I'll never grow older, lonely or sad, |
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Still I'm never pleased, |
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I'm never pleased. |
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From the corners until |
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I wake up walking as careful can be, |
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Careful to miss out on all that |
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I see, I'm never pleased, |
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I'm never pleased. |
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Just be common like |
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I, I know that you know that |
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I know that you know |
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I try. I carry myself around missing the teeth we once had. |
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Mornings all melt about like lively seeds |
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That own you, they own you, they own you |
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And they're never pleased, they're never pleased. |
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So sleep like those giants that never know |
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And lie like the liars tell you it's so, |
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I'm never pleased, |
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I'm never pleased. |
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I know that you know that |
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I know that you know |
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I try. I carry myself around missing the teeth we once had. |
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I know that you know that |
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I know that you know |
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I try. I know that you know that |
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I know that you know |
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I try. I know that you know that |
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I know that you know |
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I try. I know that you know that |
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I know that you know |
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I try. I know that you know that |
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I know that you know |
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I try. |
