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Cat Power ~ No sense


Do you remember Do you remember That night at context Making up shit Like we were animals We made no sense No sense We had no sex Can you see, can you see, can you see Can you see, can you see, can you see The moon is so hollow What's the use When I can see right through you What's the use All the hearts that touch your cheek How they jump they move they embarrass All the hearts that touch your cheek How they jump they move they embarrass They make no sense, no sense, no sense No sense, we had no sex more free lyrics

Do you remember
Do you remember
That night at context
Making up shit
Like we were animals

We made no sense
No sense
We had no sex

Can you see, can you see, can you see
Can you see, can you see, can you see
The moon is so hollow
What's the use
When I can see right through you
What's the use

All the hearts that touch your cheek
How they jump they move they embarrass
All the hearts that touch your cheek
How they jump they move they embarrass
They make no sense, no sense, no sense
No sense, we had no sex

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