Song | The Dishwasher's Dream - normal |
Artist | Marah |
Album | If You Didn't Laugh, You'd Cry |
Download | Image LRC TXT |
作曲 : Bielanko, Bielanko | |
Born with a face that life would erase | |
I chased the frustrated wind to New York | |
I fell in love with Monique during a Yanks winning streak | |
And we danced to the popping of corks | |
I found work in the weeds of the kitchen where the seeds | |
Of my dreams I did plant in the sink | |
Where the tower of plates threw shadows on our fates | |
And I had too much time for to think | |
Fourteen hours a day left me little time to play | |
With my lover who slept through her blues | |
As the sizzle of filets was the soundtrack that played | |
While I struggled through my headaches and flus | |
And my vision of a day when we could get away | |
Seemed to sink into the suds of the soap | |
That I used to make money that I spent on my honey | |
For to keep her in Cheetos and dope | |
One day alone with my thoughts and the pans and the pots | |
I was beginning to fear for our life | |
While the burners threw heat from out under the meat | |
I lunged with the edge of a knife | |
And as my blood formed a rose with the sweat from my nose | |
On the face of a China white plate | |
I returned to a time when hope was our friend | |
Instead of this bitch who we hate | |
I fell to the tiles my face was all smiles | |
The sink overflowing a flood as sous chefs and waiters | |
And vegetable traders all stood in the path of my blood | |
I began to relax and slowly unwind and drift off as the maitre'd cried | |
"Well this is what happens when love starts to rot and poisons the dishwasher's mind" | |
I awoke to the sound of Monique calling out from her nightmarish side of our bed | |
My wrists were all flesh there were no signs of cuts | |
As I reached out to touch her sweet head | |
And as the sweat on her face found a new resting place | |
On the tip of my fingers I leaned | |
Into her ear and told her no fear | |
We're just having the same awful dream |
zuo qu : Bielanko, Bielanko | |
Born with a face that life would erase | |
I chased the frustrated wind to New York | |
I fell in love with Monique during a Yanks winning streak | |
And we danced to the popping of corks | |
I found work in the weeds of the kitchen where the seeds | |
Of my dreams I did plant in the sink | |
Where the tower of plates threw shadows on our fates | |
And I had too much time for to think | |
Fourteen hours a day left me little time to play | |
With my lover who slept through her blues | |
As the sizzle of filets was the soundtrack that played | |
While I struggled through my headaches and flus | |
And my vision of a day when we could get away | |
Seemed to sink into the suds of the soap | |
That I used to make money that I spent on my honey | |
For to keep her in Cheetos and dope | |
One day alone with my thoughts and the pans and the pots | |
I was beginning to fear for our life | |
While the burners threw heat from out under the meat | |
I lunged with the edge of a knife | |
And as my blood formed a rose with the sweat from my nose | |
On the face of a China white plate | |
I returned to a time when hope was our friend | |
Instead of this bitch who we hate | |
I fell to the tiles my face was all smiles | |
The sink overflowing a flood as sous chefs and waiters | |
And vegetable traders all stood in the path of my blood | |
I began to relax and slowly unwind and drift off as the maitre' d cried | |
" Well this is what happens when love starts to rot and poisons the dishwasher' s mind" | |
I awoke to the sound of Monique calling out from her nightmarish side of our bed | |
My wrists were all flesh there were no signs of cuts | |
As I reached out to touch her sweet head | |
And as the sweat on her face found a new resting place | |
On the tip of my fingers I leaned | |
Into her ear and told her no fear | |
We' re just having the same awful dream |
zuò qǔ : Bielanko, Bielanko | |
Born with a face that life would erase | |
I chased the frustrated wind to New York | |
I fell in love with Monique during a Yanks winning streak | |
And we danced to the popping of corks | |
I found work in the weeds of the kitchen where the seeds | |
Of my dreams I did plant in the sink | |
Where the tower of plates threw shadows on our fates | |
And I had too much time for to think | |
Fourteen hours a day left me little time to play | |
With my lover who slept through her blues | |
As the sizzle of filets was the soundtrack that played | |
While I struggled through my headaches and flus | |
And my vision of a day when we could get away | |
Seemed to sink into the suds of the soap | |
That I used to make money that I spent on my honey | |
For to keep her in Cheetos and dope | |
One day alone with my thoughts and the pans and the pots | |
I was beginning to fear for our life | |
While the burners threw heat from out under the meat | |
I lunged with the edge of a knife | |
And as my blood formed a rose with the sweat from my nose | |
On the face of a China white plate | |
I returned to a time when hope was our friend | |
Instead of this bitch who we hate | |
I fell to the tiles my face was all smiles | |
The sink overflowing a flood as sous chefs and waiters | |
And vegetable traders all stood in the path of my blood | |
I began to relax and slowly unwind and drift off as the maitre' d cried | |
" Well this is what happens when love starts to rot and poisons the dishwasher' s mind" | |
I awoke to the sound of Monique calling out from her nightmarish side of our bed | |
My wrists were all flesh there were no signs of cuts | |
As I reached out to touch her sweet head | |
And as the sweat on her face found a new resting place | |
On the tip of my fingers I leaned | |
Into her ear and told her no fear | |
We' re just having the same awful dream |