Lyrics

I presuppose you're one of those Whose deepest prose is chiefly pose And just like you my stinking rose I'd rather lose my morals than my nose You're beauty in the sky The buoyant flight the happy lie Invent perfection in your brain to catch you when you fall again Sing All this time Spent to please the eye Maybe you never had it at all (at all) Maybe you don't need it anyway (anyway) Maybe you were waiting for the fall To teach you about the value of a day I've never seen a better day than today I've never seen a mirror get in death's way I've never seen self-hate dressed up so nice I've never seen fun preserved in ice You're beauty in the sky The buoyant flight the happy lie Invent perfection in your brain to catch you when you fall again Sing All this time Spent to please the eye Maybe you never had it at all (at all) Maybe you don't need it anyway (anyway) Maybe you were waiting for the fall To teach you about the value of a day Baby, you were wrong about your face (your face) Don't curse your luck Your luck don't need to change (need to change) Something that is broken in your smile A speck of dust just falling into space Maybe you never had it at all Maybe you don't need it anyway Maybe you were waiting for the fall Maybe you were wrong about your face (your face) Don't curse your luck Your luck don't need to change (need to change) Something that is broken in your smile A speck of dust just falling into space I'm no one I'm no one I'm no one I'm no one I'm no one I'm no one I'm no one I'm no one I'm no one I'm no one I'm no one At all
Writer(s): Sumner Joseph, Daunt Seton Lloyd, Brown Daniel Robert Burdett, Wilhoit Peter F Lyrics powered by www.musixmatch.com
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