The Lawsuits - Dreaming #26 Lyrics
Who ain't afraid to live the south of time?Near the barley trees and the crooked linesWe took a bump, and said we're clearly dreamingWhere mercedes grow, and innocence diesI look behind your back and see small white liesI've convinced myself I'm only here dreamingYou say you got some friends in GeorgiaYou got some things you'd rather doAnd you talk too much to grandmaHell, she don't talk too much to youYou have far too much to be so hurtWhat if I were you and you were worse?Only air for one, when you're up here and dreamingLook into to health food movements and prayers for luckGod ain't Santa, It's not what you wantYou'll get just enough, when you're up here and dreamingYou think the industry is grateful?Not if the units never sellThere's always someone bigger, doing betterOnce a man, now a shellWhere life is built with coffee cupsTalk too long and drink too muchTill my head implodes, I'm far away and dreamingSome small inventions might make a buckBut It's words and poems that really get you stuckDoing art for freeI ain't me when I'm dreamingYou say I'm far too in to quit nowBut that my time is running outI say, I love you more than everYou say, that's not what it's about
