Song | Beanbag |
Artist | Pain |
Album | Full Speed Ahead |
Download | Image LRC TXT |
Shoes & socks protect soles from rocks | |
And thick coats defend your skin & hide you. | |
What to do when there’s holes in you? | |
You're a beanbag with no beans inside you. | |
Bored, thin, low, on, beans, beans | |
He tore his seams on his broken dreams. | |
Now he lies around too flat to serve. | |
He drags his feet. | |
He feels incomplete. | |
And bad dogs grind down his last good nerve. | |
He's bored, thin, low, on, beans, | |
And he would have stayed that way, too, | |
With no way to turn back the tide. | |
Ostensibly not so bad, but in need of a spark inside. | |
But another came along | |
And though it's difficult to explain, | |
She poured herself into him like rain. | |
For every raindrop, there was a bean. | |
For every stay outside, there was a bean. | |
An electric nest of worker bees | |
Boiling under his skin. | |
They pop like bombs in a | |
Tupperware bowl | |
And are multiplied each by ten. | |
Swelling his quiddity up until | |
He feels like his old beanbag self again | |
Stuffed Full | |
Of Beans |
Shoes socks protect soles from rocks | |
And thick coats defend your skin hide you. | |
What to do when there' s holes in you? | |
You' re a beanbag with no beans inside you. | |
Bored, thin, low, on, beans, beans | |
He tore his seams on his broken dreams. | |
Now he lies around too flat to serve. | |
He drags his feet. | |
He feels incomplete. | |
And bad dogs grind down his last good nerve. | |
He' s bored, thin, low, on, beans, | |
And he would have stayed that way, too, | |
With no way to turn back the tide. | |
Ostensibly not so bad, but in need of a spark inside. | |
But another came along | |
And though it' s difficult to explain, | |
She poured herself into him like rain. | |
For every raindrop, there was a bean. | |
For every stay outside, there was a bean. | |
An electric nest of worker bees | |
Boiling under his skin. | |
They pop like bombs in a | |
Tupperware bowl | |
And are multiplied each by ten. | |
Swelling his quiddity up until | |
He feels like his old beanbag self again | |
Stuffed Full | |
Of Beans |
Shoes socks protect soles from rocks | |
And thick coats defend your skin hide you. | |
What to do when there' s holes in you? | |
You' re a beanbag with no beans inside you. | |
Bored, thin, low, on, beans, beans | |
He tore his seams on his broken dreams. | |
Now he lies around too flat to serve. | |
He drags his feet. | |
He feels incomplete. | |
And bad dogs grind down his last good nerve. | |
He' s bored, thin, low, on, beans, | |
And he would have stayed that way, too, | |
With no way to turn back the tide. | |
Ostensibly not so bad, but in need of a spark inside. | |
But another came along | |
And though it' s difficult to explain, | |
She poured herself into him like rain. | |
For every raindrop, there was a bean. | |
For every stay outside, there was a bean. | |
An electric nest of worker bees | |
Boiling under his skin. | |
They pop like bombs in a | |
Tupperware bowl | |
And are multiplied each by ten. | |
Swelling his quiddity up until | |
He feels like his old beanbag self again | |
Stuffed Full | |
Of Beans |