Houston, TX Songtext
von Deer Tick
Houston, TX Songtext
I′ll walk with the moon tonight
And cut through the air with a curse like a knife
And it can float around and I can do what I like
There's no good place in town but I feel alright
I ain′t gonna talk like your sweetheart, no
I'm through messing around
And I ain't gonna talk like your sweetheart, no
I′m through always letting you down
There′s nothing left and I am sure that it's a sign
That maybe I′m about as good as gone
I know it's best that in this empty heart of mine
Is where I′ll begin to moving on
Oh, move on
I fit right on the face of the earth
So inane and soar
And I took it all for what it was worth
Cause it's not worth a penny more
Not anymore
And I ain′t gonna talk like a gentleman, no
I'm thorough always chasing you around
I ain't gonna talk like a gentleman, no
I′m sick of always letting myself down
There′s nothing left and I am sure that it's alright
And I was always just about as good as gone
And I know it′s best that in this broken heart of mine is where I'll begin to moving on
Oh, move on
And cut through the air with a curse like a knife
And it can float around and I can do what I like
There's no good place in town but I feel alright
I ain′t gonna talk like your sweetheart, no
I'm through messing around
And I ain't gonna talk like your sweetheart, no
I′m through always letting you down
There′s nothing left and I am sure that it's a sign
That maybe I′m about as good as gone
I know it's best that in this empty heart of mine
Is where I′ll begin to moving on
Oh, move on
I fit right on the face of the earth
So inane and soar
And I took it all for what it was worth
Cause it's not worth a penny more
Not anymore
And I ain′t gonna talk like a gentleman, no
I'm thorough always chasing you around
I ain't gonna talk like a gentleman, no
I′m sick of always letting myself down
There′s nothing left and I am sure that it's alright
And I was always just about as good as gone
And I know it′s best that in this broken heart of mine is where I'll begin to moving on
Oh, move on
Writer(s): John Mcauley Lyrics powered by www.musixmatch.com