Party Dress
from Ascension by Prairie Rehab
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lyrics
Crashing on my birthday:
There isn’t much to say
And not much I can do
To impress you, like I used to
Like I used to
But I’m open to suggestions:
Lessons on a weekly basis?
Perhaps I could come over
Try to draw you closer, like you once were
Like you might be again
You had blazed into my life
Just to burn out quickly
Now we’re drifting, Darling
Through a darkness so thick, we can’t even see ourselves
All those flashy little dresses
Full of spangles and lace
And tangles of fringe
Are just the flimsy remnants of our decadence
And decadence always fades away
Crashing on my birthday…crashing on my birthday…
Crashing on my birthday…crashing on my birthday…
There isn’t much to say
And not much I can do
To impress you, like I used to
Like I used to
But I’m open to suggestions:
Lessons on a weekly basis?
Perhaps I could come over
Try to draw you closer, like you once were
Like you might be again
You had blazed into my life
Just to burn out quickly
Now we’re drifting, Darling
Through a darkness so thick, we can’t even see ourselves
All those flashy little dresses
Full of spangles and lace
And tangles of fringe
Are just the flimsy remnants of our decadence
And decadence always fades away
Crashing on my birthday…crashing on my birthday…
Crashing on my birthday…crashing on my birthday…
credits
from Ascension,
released April 7, 2023
Lacie Williams – Vocals
Scott Swartz – Guitars
Ezequiel Valguarnera – Bass
Bob McMahon – Drums
Lacie Williams – Vocals
Scott Swartz – Guitars
Ezequiel Valguarnera – Bass
Bob McMahon – Drums
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Feb 2011
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