Xs & Os
from Houses by Prairie Rehab
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lyrics
You, in the crook of a quarter-moon:
Ah, you should have seen me swoon
But how soon you would tumble to ruin
When I saw, when I saw, when I saw you were human
Little rows of x’s and o’s
Melt away like the frost on the windows
Rose petals pressed long ago
Fall apart as they slip from the pages:
Oh, it’s been ages and ages since then
But it’s okay: it’s only
A terminal case of ennui
And you and I face every day not knowing
What to say, what to say, what to say to each other
O, What to say, what to say, what to say to each other
Through the gloam, a lackluster glow
Flickers out in the deepening shadows:
Isn’t that just the way it goes?
But it’s okay: it’s only
A terminal case of ennui
And you and I face every day not knowing
What to say, what to say, what to say to each other
O, What to say, what to say, what to say to each other
Little rows of x’s and o’s…Little rows of x’s and o’s
Little rows of x’s and o’s…Little rows of x’s and o’s
Ah, you should have seen me swoon
But how soon you would tumble to ruin
When I saw, when I saw, when I saw you were human
Little rows of x’s and o’s
Melt away like the frost on the windows
Rose petals pressed long ago
Fall apart as they slip from the pages:
Oh, it’s been ages and ages since then
But it’s okay: it’s only
A terminal case of ennui
And you and I face every day not knowing
What to say, what to say, what to say to each other
O, What to say, what to say, what to say to each other
Through the gloam, a lackluster glow
Flickers out in the deepening shadows:
Isn’t that just the way it goes?
But it’s okay: it’s only
A terminal case of ennui
And you and I face every day not knowing
What to say, what to say, what to say to each other
O, What to say, what to say, what to say to each other
Little rows of x’s and o’s…Little rows of x’s and o’s
Little rows of x’s and o’s…Little rows of x’s and o’s
credits
from Houses,
released April 20, 2018
Lacie Williams - Vocals
Scott Swartz – Guitars
Ezequiel Valguarnera - Bass
John Baldus - Drums, Percussion
Christian Schaeffer - Keyboards
Camille Cundiff - Cello
Lacie Williams - Vocals
Scott Swartz – Guitars
Ezequiel Valguarnera - Bass
John Baldus - Drums, Percussion
Christian Schaeffer - Keyboards
Camille Cundiff - Cello
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