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Caviar ~ I Looked So Hard That I Nearly Wrecked My Eyes


So you spread yourself around it Mondays from here out Heard it was like hell on you Got tired of finding out Who will take this shit like i did Get beside the bed Burning out and thinking i hated You when you spoke french There's no star shining Took all the time we both knew why Need time on your own But you'll never sleep alone Gone gone, my my I looked so hard that i nearly wrecked my eyes No more blue skies I looked so hard that i nearly wrecked my eyes So to death Say we can't be set Disconnected telephone Came riding on my head There's no star shine Took all the time we both know why You need time on your own But you cannot sleep on your own Gone gone, my my I looked so hard that i nearly wrecked my eyes No more blue skies I looked so hard that i nearly wrecked my eyes Gone gone my my I looked so hard that i nearly wrecked my eyes more free lyrics

So you spread yourself around it
Mondays from here out
Heard it was like hell on you
Got tired of finding out
Who will take this shit like i did
Get beside the bed
Burning out and thinking i hated
You when you spoke french
There's no star shining
Took all the time we both knew why
Need time on your own
But you'll never sleep alone
Gone gone, my my
I looked so hard that i nearly wrecked my eyes
No more blue skies
I looked so hard that i nearly wrecked my eyes
So to death
Say we can't be set
Disconnected telephone
Came riding on my head
There's no star shine
Took all the time we both know why
You need time on your own
But you cannot sleep on your own
Gone gone, my my
I looked so hard that i nearly wrecked my eyes
No more blue skies
I looked so hard that i nearly wrecked my eyes
Gone gone my my
I looked so hard that i nearly wrecked my eyes

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