Close my eyes again
I watch you run away
Put my heart on ice
It hurts like hell to have had better days
Up and over the sun
Not forever but higher than heaven
Now I go no one
And I'm dying from lack of love
And affection
Get in line, get in line, get in line
I'm giving myself away
Come on baby, kiss me
It doesn't really matter anyway
One more time
We're all gonna die someday
It's the one sure thing
With a question mark for an answer
Everybody sing
My feeling for you endures like cancer
Get in line, get in line, get in line
I'm giving myself away
Like a jaded ingenue
I tried so hard to get you out of my mind
But the lies I tell myself
They break down over time
Throwing rocks at clouds
To tear their silver linings
Knocking rainbows down
To keep myself from climbing
Get in line, get in line, get in line
I'm giving myself away
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