Tim de Vil - Who's Afraid of Sarah Little? (Bathroom Demo)

When the honeymoon is rich and full
And the planet stops revolving
And all your cares cease to be
What's left is fucking boring

Maybe it's those black thick-rimmed glasses
Or the blue hue from the hotel TV
But, you look good tonight
Like deep, deep pockets, or sunshine
You know I'm not one for platitudes
And idioms exhaust me
But I'm sick and tired
So, if a couple slip by me
And you're keeping score
Well, then, you can to remind me
That matching rhymes are lazy
My meter is drifting and you'd rather just be at the beach
Yeah, that matching lines are lazy
My meter is drifting and you'd rather just be at the beach

You've got those big, big, brown eyes
That need clear eyes for clearing up
And I'm all out of Visine
But if you want the blunts then I got the stuff
You know how they say you can smoke yourself sober
Well, I've been practicing for years
I think we're getting closer

Like every burnout kid
Just killing time in Ipswich
Picking up bad habits
Like acid, sex, or arson
And they should have just gone to college
But the faculty forgot em
you can hear them in the bathroom
I swear to god, this place is haunted

I swear to god, you always do this
When did you become so selfish?
You say you just don't trust him
That's there's just something about him
But, if you don't know him, then you don't know
And you don't know you're sorry
How could you possibly form an opinion
Of someone you only met once at a party

But, if you can take up shields and spears
And longswords and bows
Then I can brandish weapons, too
Your anxieties and woes
We'll get your big, big break
At this rate, something has to
And if you haven't figured it out, by now
I don't think that I want to tell you

But, I'll still be waiting
I'll still be waiting for you to come save me
Like I'm waiting for your kiss
Like I'm waiting to exist
But, I'm somewhere like Wichita
And you're someplace somewhere in Hell
Like you'll always be
I think I'm supposed to be waiting for someone else

Written by:
Justin Robbins

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