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Verse 1 |
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I'll make a joke and she'll try not to laugh |
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As the men made of stone find their surgery masks |
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I head down the road or the linoleum floor |
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I really can't tell anymore |
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I see fluorescent clouds in a white tile sky |
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I see trees all around with name tags on their ties |
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She takes my hand, and the trees turn around |
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And says, "promise you're coming back out |
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Chorus |
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Because I always believed you |
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When you swore to me, you'd pull through |
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So I plugged my heart into yours |
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A life support, |
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So see, you can't leave, |
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Because I always believed |
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Verse 2 |
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I'll fall asleep, but she'll still be close by |
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In perscription dreams, everything seems alright |
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I head down the street or the linoleum floor |
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I really can't tell anymore |
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I feel a clean plastic breeze moving left of my ship |
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And the wind blows much harder when a man flips a switch |
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She takes my hand, and the wind comes to a stop |
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She says "promise you're not giving up |
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Chorus |
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Because I always believed you |
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When you swore to me, you'd pull through |
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So I plugged my heart into yours |
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A life support, |
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So see, you can't leave, |
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Because I always believed |
