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Taking Back Sunday - Little Devotional lyrics
Well I'm blowing smoke out of your window And you're slipping back into your dress You know you were always such a lady I've always been impressed But gentlemen They don't ask questions Just keep quiet She'll pay attention Gentlemen don't ask questions We could pay attention -Chorus- I said, "I'm gonna have myself in shambles Before your folks are up and looking for some answers." Said, "I'm gonna have myself in shambles Before your folks are up and looking for some answers." Well I pictured you in blue But I have to say I'm more partial to the red Deep, dark, and devastating Leaving no question as to where you've been I calm the crowd by keeping quiet Move like a shadow up to your matress Gentlemen don't ask questions We could pay attention Do you think he'd be better? ('Cause we're down for competition) Doing what I do best? Do you think he'd be better? (This could all be on purpose) Doing what I do best? I said, "I'm gonna have myself in shambles Before your folks are up and looking for some answers." Said, "I'm gonna have myself in shambles Before your folks are up and looking for some answers." Do you think he'd be better Doing what I do best? Do you think he'd be better Doing what I do best? Do you think he'd be better ('Cause we're down for competition) Doing what I do best? Do you think he'd be better (This could all be on purpose) Doing what I do best? I said, "I'm gonna have myself in shambles Before your folks are up and looking for some answers." Said, "I'm gonna have myself in shambles Before your folks are up and looking for some answers." I said, "I'm gonna have myself in shambles Before your folks are up and looking for some answers." Said, "I'm gonna have myself in shambles Before your folks are up and looking for some answers." |
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