Song | Worry |
Artist | Little Comets |
Album | Worry EP |
Download | Image LRC TXT |
Her silhouette is bleaker than a cigarette | |
On a tuesday morn when I feel humanity slip | |
From broken hands down to her hips | |
Realising lethargy in both her eyes | |
And as the sun emancipates the dawn | |
Her tanlines cackle with the power of the allegory. | |
For a man, he’s deeper than the sundarbans | |
And the whistful way that he could hold her stare | |
Leaves heartache hanging in the swollen air | |
And as they fall apart in separate beds | |
He carves forever in the cheap wooden bedstead | |
Realise bitterness in both her eyes | |
And the way his words could strip | |
The walls she’s climbing | |
[Chorus x3] | |
(Oh at the end oh no oh?) | |
I worry about the way she lay | |
(Oh at the end oh no oh?) | |
Too much worry, worry, worry, worry. | |
(repeat) | |
He holds her down, everything is anguish now | |
With the shallowness of every breath | |
He waits until she is bereft | |
Realise, nothing now in both her eyes | |
And the way his words have stripped | |
The walls she’s climbing | |
[Chorus x4] | |
(Oh at the end oh no oh?) | |
I worry about the way she lay | |
(Oh at the end oh no oh?) | |
Too much worry, worry, worry, worry. | |
(repeat) |
Her silhouette is bleaker than a cigarette | |
On a tuesday morn when I feel humanity slip | |
From broken hands down to her hips | |
Realising lethargy in both her eyes | |
And as the sun emancipates the dawn | |
Her tanlines cackle with the power of the allegory. | |
For a man, he' s deeper than the sundarbans | |
And the whistful way that he could hold her stare | |
Leaves heartache hanging in the swollen air | |
And as they fall apart in separate beds | |
He carves forever in the cheap wooden bedstead | |
Realise bitterness in both her eyes | |
And the way his words could strip | |
The walls she' s climbing | |
Chorus x3 | |
Oh at the end oh no oh? | |
I worry about the way she lay | |
Oh at the end oh no oh? | |
Too much worry, worry, worry, worry. | |
repeat | |
He holds her down, everything is anguish now | |
With the shallowness of every breath | |
He waits until she is bereft | |
Realise, nothing now in both her eyes | |
And the way his words have stripped | |
The walls she' s climbing | |
Chorus x4 | |
Oh at the end oh no oh? | |
I worry about the way she lay | |
Oh at the end oh no oh? | |
Too much worry, worry, worry, worry. | |
repeat |
Her silhouette is bleaker than a cigarette | |
On a tuesday morn when I feel humanity slip | |
From broken hands down to her hips | |
Realising lethargy in both her eyes | |
And as the sun emancipates the dawn | |
Her tanlines cackle with the power of the allegory. | |
For a man, he' s deeper than the sundarbans | |
And the whistful way that he could hold her stare | |
Leaves heartache hanging in the swollen air | |
And as they fall apart in separate beds | |
He carves forever in the cheap wooden bedstead | |
Realise bitterness in both her eyes | |
And the way his words could strip | |
The walls she' s climbing | |
Chorus x3 | |
Oh at the end oh no oh? | |
I worry about the way she lay | |
Oh at the end oh no oh? | |
Too much worry, worry, worry, worry. | |
repeat | |
He holds her down, everything is anguish now | |
With the shallowness of every breath | |
He waits until she is bereft | |
Realise, nothing now in both her eyes | |
And the way his words have stripped | |
The walls she' s climbing | |
Chorus x4 | |
Oh at the end oh no oh? | |
I worry about the way she lay | |
Oh at the end oh no oh? | |
Too much worry, worry, worry, worry. | |
repeat |