What does this look like to you? | |
A mark so fine, you barely see. | |
You have one just like it, too◇ | |
A twisting vine, | |
A mark so fine; | |
Cause i love you with all i am | |
And you love me because you are | |
As fearless as a twisting vine, | |
A mark so fine | |
But still a scar | |
Fear plays dumb then eats the soul | |
Like a vagabond with a fishing pole | |
He whistles but he cannot sing, | |
It's an awful tune | |
But very soon | |
I find that i am whistling, too | |
And your window is like a star | |
That i sit beneath like a vagabond | |
Who wears his fear | |
Just like a scar | |
The blade of our outrageous fortune | |
Like a parade, it cuts a path, | |
Light shows on our foolish way | |
And darkness on | |
Our aftermath; | |
If i love you to save myself | |
And you love me because we are | |
So fool to think that our parade | |
Could leave a path | |
But not a scar | |
And i love you with all i am | |
And you love me with what you are◇ | |
As pretty as a twisting vine, | |
A mark so fine | |
But still a scar |
What does this look like to you? | |
A mark so fine, you barely see. | |
You have one just like it, too | |
A twisting vine, | |
A mark so fine | |
Cause i love you with all i am | |
And you love me because you are | |
As fearless as a twisting vine, | |
A mark so fine | |
But still a scar | |
Fear plays dumb then eats the soul | |
Like a vagabond with a fishing pole | |
He whistles but he cannot sing, | |
It' s an awful tune | |
But very soon | |
I find that i am whistling, too | |
And your window is like a star | |
That i sit beneath like a vagabond | |
Who wears his fear | |
Just like a scar | |
The blade of our outrageous fortune | |
Like a parade, it cuts a path, | |
Light shows on our foolish way | |
And darkness on | |
Our aftermath | |
If i love you to save myself | |
And you love me because we are | |
So fool to think that our parade | |
Could leave a path | |
But not a scar | |
And i love you with all i am | |
And you love me with what you are | |
As pretty as a twisting vine, | |
A mark so fine | |
But still a scar |
What does this look like to you? | |
A mark so fine, you barely see. | |
You have one just like it, too | |
A twisting vine, | |
A mark so fine | |
Cause i love you with all i am | |
And you love me because you are | |
As fearless as a twisting vine, | |
A mark so fine | |
But still a scar | |
Fear plays dumb then eats the soul | |
Like a vagabond with a fishing pole | |
He whistles but he cannot sing, | |
It' s an awful tune | |
But very soon | |
I find that i am whistling, too | |
And your window is like a star | |
That i sit beneath like a vagabond | |
Who wears his fear | |
Just like a scar | |
The blade of our outrageous fortune | |
Like a parade, it cuts a path, | |
Light shows on our foolish way | |
And darkness on | |
Our aftermath | |
If i love you to save myself | |
And you love me because we are | |
So fool to think that our parade | |
Could leave a path | |
But not a scar | |
And i love you with all i am | |
And you love me with what you are | |
As pretty as a twisting vine, | |
A mark so fine | |
But still a scar |