Try and think of something colourful
For this season
Pull the wool over the gullible
For no reason
You are all i have these days, shake it up and run away
With the night
Squabbling behind you
From the smoke in your hair
To the blood in the bruise and the bows on the shoes you kicked off
I'm joining the dots
I'm joining the dots
Thought I heard them talking in their sleep
Yesterday
And I tried but I just can't believe
A thing they say
Hurry up they'll be here soon, sleeping in the afternoon
While the rain's trying to prove a point outside
From the smoke in your hair
To the blood in the bruise and the bows on the shoes you kicked off
I'm joining the dots
I'm joining the dots
I'm joining the dots
Those people make me calm, calm the flame
Come up to the mouth for a change
And darling, if it's all the same to you
I'll have you to myself
I'm joining the dots
I'm joining the dots
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