LOW RENT HORROR. Songtext
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I hear it when you dial: a sigh behind your smile.
I read it on your tongue: bitter words for anyone who tries to help.
We wonder why you won't dispense with your carefree words
When they just don't ring true anymore.
The ghost of a Christmas past in the parking lot
I read it on your tongue: bitter words for anyone who tries to help.
We wonder why you won't dispense with your carefree words
When they just don't ring true anymore.
The ghost of a Christmas past in the parking lot
Of a closed ninety-nine cent shop.
He showed you in at least a dozen ways
That they don't reward brave displays.
They smile to your face.
They snicker to your back.
Oh, I hate to be the one to tell you.
Have you ever been so lost?
Have you ever really lost your way around a tired town?
Around a tired job?
Around a low-end life?
The ghost of your Christmas past
Has no use for fear
Or regard for the time of year.
I hear it when you dial: a sigh behind your smile.
I read it on your tongue: bitter words for anyone who tries to help.
We wonder why you won't dispense with your carefree words
When they just don't ring true anymore.
He showed you in at least a dozen ways
That they don't reward brave displays.
They smile to your face.
They snicker to your back.
Oh, I hate to be the one to tell you.
Have you ever been so lost?
Have you ever really lost your way around a tired town?
Around a tired job?
Around a low-end life?
The ghost of your Christmas past
Has no use for fear
Or regard for the time of year.
I hear it when you dial: a sigh behind your smile.
I read it on your tongue: bitter words for anyone who tries to help.
We wonder why you won't dispense with your carefree words
When they just don't ring true anymore.
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