Eleanor Friedberger

Stare At The Sun
In the back of the of taxi, you turned off the TVAnd read me a book on your phoneHere’s the return of your skeleton keyOh baby the places we’ve goneIf that was goodbye than I must be highYou know I’ll be seeing you soonIf that was goodbye and the snow in July As it hailed in the middle of JuneGive me your toothpasteGive me your ointmentGive me your body in bedKeep this in amberKeep our appointmentRemember the things that we sangIf that was goodbye than I must be highYou must be the sugar I needIf that was goodbye than I am a flyAnd the future is guaranteed‘Cause when I’m with you everything’s treasureI forget what it’s like to be wrongI’m far from the town in the suburbs of your pleasureI've been in exile so longSongtexteI'm trying not to stare at the sunNo, I'm trying not to stare at the sunI'm trying not to stare at the sunCooperative coffee and synchronized showersI try not to look at the clockGoodbye to your castleWave from the towerAnd drop me a line from the dockIf that was goodbye than you must be highAnd maybe I'm losing a friendIf that was goodbye then the sea has run drySo I fill it in with tears instead‘Cause when I’m with you everything’s treasureI forget what it’s like to be goneI’m far from the town in the suburbs of your pleasureI've been in exile so longI'm trying not to stare at the sunI'm trying not to stare at the sunI'm trying not to stare at the sun‘Cause when I’m with you everything’s treasureI forget what it’s like to be goneI’m far from the town in the suburbs of your pleasureI've been in exile so long.I'm trying not to stare at the sunI'm trying not to stare at the sunI'm trying not to stare at the sun Aus Songtexte Mania