[Verse 1] Sip on some jelly, the queen Is ready to take the life from me Last time she took away my eyes It's hard for me to act surprised [Pre-Chorus] Drunken but not on fire I let fate walk my legs She's not rough but she's good enough For one who sleeps in my head [Chorus] Oh, how we can't refuse Just one more line, just one excuse It's wasted On our tongue We build and drill away The acid's stone burned through the clay And it's wasted, I can taste it [Verse 2] True lines I've seen on your face True lines have been quick to erase Your lies sing desperate to my soul Sounds like you've never sung at all (Aah-oo-oo) (Aah-oo-oo-oo-oo-oo) [Bridge 1] I forgot my shoes very late last night I never looked down, and I thought it was fine When my feet started to bleed, man I felt so strange It all reminded me of you Something I can't explain [Pre-Chorus] Drunken but not on fire I let fate walk my legs She's not rough but she's good enough For one who sleeps in my head (Aah-oo-oo-oo-oo-ooo) [Chorus] Oh, how we can't refuse Just one more line, just one excuse It's wasted... on our tongue We build and drill away The acid's stone burned through the clay I can taste it, it's wasted (Dun-dun, da-da, yeah, baby) [Bridge 2] Drunken but not on fire I let fate walk my legs She's not rough but she's good enough For one who sleeps in my head Drunken but not on fire I let fate walk my legs She's not rough but she's good enough For one who sleeps in my head [Keyboard Solo] [Chorus] Oh, how we can't refuse Just one more line, just one excuse It's wasted... on our tongue We build and drill away The acid's stone burned through the clay I can taste it, it's wasted
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