It's about a girl I worked with. She laid it out on the table. What she wanted. And I couldn't help but fall for her. She was beautiful, charming, incredibly smart... but she really meant what she said. No boyfriend. I've learned this lesson thankfully. I'm listening much closer to things now.
lyrics
You were the queen of machinery
Knives held no piercing ability
A part of this I looked forward to becoming
My flesh was always taking up retreat
Mapped out discussions on foreign policy
You were always armed to the teeth
I mostly played along as a fantasy
My best was always in jest you see
I'd take it all back for one photograph
of you and me, before our cowardly retreat
Pedalstals are almost always imaginary
I'd placed you on quite the highest one
well for that I do take up responsibility
the mirror of these words is harrowing
It haunts my dreams
I'd take it all back for one photograph
of you and me, before our cowardly retreat
Oh lonesome love, come back to me
Unconditionally, I'll stay fit to sing you're melody and story...
credits
from Dog Factory,
released December 1, 2008
Jon Hecox
James Kerridge (lead guitar)
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