To lay waste to another day And are we alive enough to say That we're good enough And are we alive enough today To know that we're good enough There's 29 days
I can remember getting out never Back in my high school acting like damn fool Solid as woods under my feet A farther stretching past the concrete And
I feel alive before a show I'm only happy with a road that leads across to San Francisco See through ice on the back window Moonlight reflecting off
Isabel it's me So open up your door and let me in Its getting cold I'm sorry for all the things I said You know I didn't mean them You're not getting
I never knew life, like I knew I would Waking up the Roosevelt and Hollywood Steve and Tom were doing a scene I couldn't get by till half past three
Joe Millionaire He lived a life that was fair He worked construction Although he wasn't happy there Down in the alley At the street fair He saw a necklace
Face to face And all at once I'm staring at the life I want And you, you were the most I'm black and white You're color blind So dream of purple roses
I can see that someone went and left you hanging from a string And if I pulled hard I could make you do most anything You can run from the past but mistakes
The days the nights, the search for an angel For lack of love For what I used to be A certain thing a certain comfort One last cloud is over me She was