One Note Tune
from Idiomatic by Prairie Rehab
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lyrics
Tired, tired, tired of myself
Glum and solemn, drinking from the bottom shelf
I have broken what I couldn’t hope to mend
Can’t go on pretending like I never sinned
Wealth of heartache, dearth of joy:
He was once my golden boy
And I was something to him
But now we’re out of time and out of rhythm
How, oh, how-- how could I have been so hard?
Cruel to him who treated me with such regard?
Take your lines and feed them to the next girl down
I’m already lachrymose enough to drown
Wealth of heartache, dearth of joy:
He was once my golden boy
And I was something to him
But now we’re out of time and out of rhythm
Tired, tired, tired of myself
Glum and solemn, drinking from the bottom shelf
Change, come quickly! Change, you couldn’t come too soon!
I’m worn-out from sounding like a one note tune
Glum and solemn, drinking from the bottom shelf
I have broken what I couldn’t hope to mend
Can’t go on pretending like I never sinned
Wealth of heartache, dearth of joy:
He was once my golden boy
And I was something to him
But now we’re out of time and out of rhythm
How, oh, how-- how could I have been so hard?
Cruel to him who treated me with such regard?
Take your lines and feed them to the next girl down
I’m already lachrymose enough to drown
Wealth of heartache, dearth of joy:
He was once my golden boy
And I was something to him
But now we’re out of time and out of rhythm
Tired, tired, tired of myself
Glum and solemn, drinking from the bottom shelf
Change, come quickly! Change, you couldn’t come too soon!
I’m worn-out from sounding like a one note tune
credits
from Idiomatic,
released October 1, 2016
Lacie Williams: Lead and Harmony Vocals
Scott Swartz: Electric Guitar, Keyboards, Bass
John Baldus: Drums
Lacie Williams: Lead and Harmony Vocals
Scott Swartz: Electric Guitar, Keyboards, Bass
John Baldus: Drums
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