Letra de Black Lamb
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If this age is going to change me
Then let it change me by degree
If I become something disgusting
Then let it change me by degree
If I become something disgusting
I'll just retrace my steps and leave
But what a cowardly thing: to know the notes but not sing
So let the tall grass creep up into my wheel-wells
And let the grey paint-speckled
Husk betray the way I lived while
I was being born in travel.
Every breath was summer air.
Not a black lamb reading Vanity Fair
And when you look into the mirror and see a shivering actress
And you half forget the difference
Between the blond girl and the black dress
Well don't dwell too much on that
You know the steps so just dance
And let the tall grass creep up into my wheel-wells
And let the gray paint-speckled
Husk betray the way I lived while
I was being born in travel
Every breath was summer air
Not a black lamb reading Vanity Fair
Not the town drunk screaming that my shot wasn't fair
Not a dry eye blinking and trying hard not to stare
Not a black lamb reading Vanity Fair
But what a cowardly thing: to know the notes but not sing
So let the tall grass creep up into my wheel-wells
And let the grey paint-speckled
Husk betray the way I lived while
I was being born in travel.
Every breath was summer air.
Not a black lamb reading Vanity Fair
And when you look into the mirror and see a shivering actress
And you half forget the difference
Between the blond girl and the black dress
Well don't dwell too much on that
You know the steps so just dance
And let the tall grass creep up into my wheel-wells
And let the gray paint-speckled
Husk betray the way I lived while
I was being born in travel
Every breath was summer air
Not a black lamb reading Vanity Fair
Not the town drunk screaming that my shot wasn't fair
Not a dry eye blinking and trying hard not to stare
Not a black lamb reading Vanity Fair
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