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Bright Eyes ~ A Few Minutes On Friday


She kills, with foreign films The emptiness of day to day And I wait until the weekend comes So I can clear this uselessness from my brain I count the days until she arrives Those precious minutes when she is mine As we walk from my front door to her car We're so close and alone But that will disappear In a room filled with the warmth of others... Of others' company There's just too much company There's just too much company So I hide my wounded pride And stare off into the other cars If I could just speak the words To tell her exactly how I feel I count the ways that I might say it But I know that none of them will work Because she won't feel the same We've got this far But I can't go through with it Because the truth would hurt too much It hurts too much This hurts too much She goes back to the west coast To drink in the sunshine And I will stay here in these dead plains And try to make this seed grow And I would pray for rain If I thought that it would help more free lyrics

She kills, with foreign films
The emptiness of day to day
And I wait until the weekend comes
So I can clear this uselessness from my brain
I count the days until she arrives
Those precious minutes when she is mine
As we walk from my front door to her car
We're so close and alone
But that will disappear
In a room filled with the warmth of others...
Of others' company
There's just too much company
There's just too much company
So I hide my wounded pride
And stare off into the other cars
If I could just speak the words
To tell her exactly how I feel
I count the ways that I might say it
But I know that none of them will work
Because she won't feel the same
We've got this far
But I can't go through with it
Because the truth would hurt too much
It hurts too much
This hurts too much
She goes back to the west coast
To drink in the sunshine
And I will stay here in these dead plains
And try to make this seed grow
And I would pray for rain
If I thought that it would help

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