Frontier Ruckus - Thermostat Lyrics
Meet me in the Christmas mallIf this fall I’m swollenWith hot air the heaters blareWhich no one is controllin’And filling up my entire worldAnd making me feel so youngBut old enough to notice thatThe thermostat has been stolenHey, my best friendA smile so narrowCan point like an arrowTo the end of you andOh, how we tendTo pray soft and lowlyFor past worlds to slowlyMend and thenRender tenderlyA brilliantly thawing overpassThe sun shoots out sun like a magnifyingGlass in your eyeOh my, what it can implyMakes me cryYou were not so impatient thenCommuter stations of black-night menGod, it makes me think of whenWhere was enough without whyHey, Mary-LynnSome moments are frozenAnd constantly chosen to winThe grin from within andOh, it’s always beenSo why weep overSome grade-school sleepoverAgain?It disintegratesAnd the red-faced-shame mates withBeautyIn fifteen yearsSomerset Mall will beJust like them allSummit PlaceDump it all to wasteSo is that just what you doWhen you get boredSend a postcard to the Lord?Of the opposite genderNo need to stressNo return addressTo fear it may come back to senderA deer knelt down on the midnight crownOf someone’s front yard bathed inOur headlightsThey’re bright as suns and now we’re the onesFlooding other people’s windows withBrightsOh, my little punctured cupWhat am I gonna do with you?Every time I fill you upThere’s something spilling out of youAnd filling up my entire worldAnd making it all so wetI do believe I can never leaveEvery person thatI’ve ever met
