Virginia Sapphire

If you head west on the Blue Line Across the water you might find A once love who I once knew Under the red glow Of the sickening suburban gloom Where the streetlights sing a fading tune Where your heart aches over nothing Cos the freeway is the silence And the strangers at the strip mall Are the only friends that you ever knew The lonely faces on the subway telling you they love you too Why do you leave a light on? When there's nobody home Does it drive away your darkness? Does it frighten your ghosts? The hardest part of coming back is letting go I'll bury this town by the bottle By the river in the summer And I'll drown it in the water cos there's nothing left to say to you Virginia Sapphire's overrated It got me fucked up, dehydrated So I'm sinking slowly to a memory of all my wasted youth So, why do you leave a light on? When there's nobody home Does it drive away your darkness? Does it frighten your ghosts? Why do you leave a light on? When there's nobody home The hardest part of coming back is letting go Why do you leave a light on? When there's nobody home Does it drive away your darkness? Does it frighten your ghosts? Why do you leave a light on? When there's nobody home Does it drive away your darkness? Does it frighten your ghosts? Does it frighten your ghosts? Does it frighten your ghosts? Does it frighten Your Ghosts?