I hope you don't listen to me
I don't always say what I'm thinking
And sometimes I'll tell you,
What I think you want to hear
Most times I just talk to make a sound
I wish I was here
I wish I was anywhere
I broke down the door to my house
When I lost the keys
Everything I have
Has been lost, or stolen
Even my good friends
Have stopped coming around
Since I started wearing my dragon hat
I wish I was here
I wish I was anywhere
Where i might feel
Where I might reach out to you
There's a dead heart
Lyin' on my doorstep
I used to think I'd pick it up
And use it once in a while
Now I step around
I step around it
And try not to notice
Well I see it, but mostly I don't care
I wish I was here
I wish I was anywhere
Where I might feel
Where I might reach out for you
But I think you know now
It's just not that easy
Well I hope, you don't follow me down
Cuz I never look, where I'm jumping
And everyone comes along
And winds up dead or broken
But my rubber legs always seem to save me
I wish I was here
I wish I was anywhere
Where I might feel
Where I might see you
And I think I know now
That I just don't get better
I'd rather die
Than say I was wrong
I hope you don't listen to me
Cuz I never think before speaking
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