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Ian Hunter - Michael Picasso Lyrics

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  • (ian hunter)
  • (transcribed by justin purington)
  • Once upon a time
  • Not so long ago
  • People used to stand and stare
  • At the spider with the platinum hair
  • They thought you were immortal
  • We had our ups and downs
  • Like brothers often do
  • But I was there for him
  • He was always there for me
  • And we were there for you
  • How can I put into words
  • What my heart feels?
  • Its the deepest thing
  • When somebody you love dies
  • I just wanted
  • To give something back to you
  • Gift to gift
  • Michael, michael picasso good night
  • You used to love our house
  • You said it was relaxing
  • Now I walk in the places you walk
  • I talk in all the spaces you talk
  • It still hasnt sunk in
  • Are the words real
  • That come into my head
  • On a morning walk?
  • Do the shadows
  • Play tricks with my mind?
  • For it feels like
  • Nothing has changed
  • But I know it has
  • Michael, michael picasso
  • Good night
  • Heal me
  • Wont you
  • Heal me?
  • Nothing lasts forever
  • Set me free
  • Heal me
  • Wont you
  • Heal me?
  • Im the one whos left here
  • Heal me
  • Heal me
  • Heal me
  • You turned into a ghost
  • Surrounded by your pain
  • And the thing that I liked the least
  • Was sitting round hasker street
  • Lying about the future
  • And we all sit
  • In a room full of tears
  • On a windy day
  • And I looked out
  • But none of these words seem right
  • I just wanted
  • To give something back to you
  • Gift to gift
  • Michael, michael picasso
  • Good night

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