I prayed to God in a parked car. Woke up to morning and streetlights. Legs out the window, the world at my feet But I missed the little things.
On my side, on the back seat I'm spread thin Against a lavender sunrise And a full moon, overfilled, smeared yellow, Fell on the buttered side.
I miss the small things. I miss the little wins. I prayed to God in a car park, Waiting in the wings.
Half-filled daybreak but the moon's left hanging Sideways with eyes wide just like mine. Ninety degrees counter-clockwise, Swollen in a bruised, purple sky.
I miss the small things. I miss the little wins. Go out and say all the right things. Some sense of forward momentum Or just a sense of self. Nothing more. Just some sense at all.
Call it a day. It ends the same by any other name.
I miss the small things. I miss the little wins. I prayed to God in a parked car, Waiting in the wings.Teksty umieszczone na naszej stronie są własnością wytwórni, wykonawców, osób mających do nich prawa.