In empty rooms, the sun never shines in empty rooms, you're lookin' through the blinds in empty streets, you're walkin' in the dark in empty streets,
sure enough Cause I ain't fucking lazy If teachers thought I was dumb or crazy, or both With hopes of being a Nas or Jay-Z, I smoked In my chair, in my
you're playing far too rough for a lady who's been to the moon; I've lain by this window long enough to get used to an empty room. And your love is
sure enough Cause I aint f-cking lazy If teachers thought I was dumb or crazy, or both With hopes of being a Nas or Jay-Z, I smoked In my chair, in my
's all too real The room was full, the sky was black The bathroom, hear a crack, wolves roam in packs In the dinin' room, the chair rock back and forth
think you're playing far too rough For a lady who's been to the moon I've lain by this window long enough To get used to an empty room And your love
you're playing far too rough for a lady who's been to the moon; I've lain by this window long enough to get used to an empty room. And your love is some
you're playing far too rough for a lady who's been to the moon; I've lain by this window long enough to get used to an empty room. And your love
but sure enough Cause I ain't fucking lazy If teachers thought I was dumb or crazy, or both With hopes of being a Nas or Jay-Z, I smoked In my chair,
the room and there the father saw his son who looked like himself when he was a younger man rocking back and forth in a rocking chair a trembling infant
know where I've been so could you bury it? I am a tattered red carpet lying in the corner of a room in an empty white mansion. You're a priceless cedar rocking chair
think you're playing far too rough for a lady who's been to the moon; I've lain by this window long enough to get used to an empty room. And your
of the room and there the father saw his son who looked like himself when he was a younger man rocking back and forth in a rocking chair a trembling
And I think youre playing far too rough For a lady whos been to the moon Ive lain by this window long enough You get used to an empty room And your
