When i'm on will you leave me on?
And when i'm down will you let me get under?
Take cover, can't hide without a house
Newspapers blow over
Can't walk past the driveway w/o asking for directions
So full of stupid questions
When the daylight's like flourescent lights
I'm going to take my time night by night
I hang my hands over your eyes to hide
When i'm on will you rescue me?
I watch that telethon
Got hung up on the word, can't get it over, soldier
When she says nothing is enough, she doesn't mean don't try to fix it
Make plans with your other hand
Dream without concession
When the daylight's like flourescent lights
I'm going to take my time night by night
I hang my hands over your eyes to hide
Bruised Billy Joel - New York state of mind
Take cover, take pleasure
Emily Haines (born 1974) is a Canadian indie rock singer. In addition to having a solo career, Haines records and performs as a member of the bands Metric, Broken Social Scene, and Emily Haines and The Soft Skeleton. Her voice is a deep and powerful contralto that gives her a unique musical identity. Haines has achieved international success with Metric, the band she fronts and writes for. Their albums, such as "Fantasies" (2009) and "Secret Weapon" (2012), have topped music charts worldwide. Haines is known for her energetic and engaging performances, characterized by intense vocal expressiveness and a magnetic stage presence. Beyond her work with Metric, Haines has collaborated with numerous artists, including Stars and The National. She has also released successful solo albums, such as "Want" (2015). Some of her most representative songs include "Help I'm Alive", "Black Sheep", and "The Wanderlust".
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