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Frazier Chorus - All the Air lyrics
Where did you learn to shout with such a perfect voice The brightest words I’d heard all week You read magazines and I heard you speak And now the world around you makes a perfect noise The traffic coughs and now the coffee drips And I can hear the words if I read your lips You’re in the roof of my mouth You’re on the tip of my tongue You’ve come to be all the blood I need And all the air in my lungs You sit across the aisle a dozen miles away You’re just a table across and I need to talk But my body lost its will to walk I stare at empty cup and wonder what we’ll say But now you’re walking out and my pulse stops dead And there’s a muffled shout inside my head You’re in the roof of my mouth You’re on the tip of my tongue You’ve come to be all the blood I need And all the air in my lungs And this is where you sat so this is where I’ll wait I know that you left and you’re nowhere near But in my head you’re still right here You’re in the roof of my mouth You’re on the tip of my tongue You’ve come to be all the blood I need And all the air in my lungs |
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