John B. Jones - Anna Lee K.C. Lyrics

I saw you laughing in the crowd the day after
A broken pair of shades in a world full of laughter
The feathered man hands me a hat
Tells me everything you know will go flat
But swans stand no chance at the hands of romance
The twilight's fading tonight in their dance
Tethered hands on top of their tale
With eyes that skim and a skin so pale
We all get a limit to the colors we witness
I'm flashing over every take and calling it business
And growing inside is a heartbeat so off
That you're never gonna know when it's gonna halt
You practice a paradigm, a blown out cause
In the late night hours, causing harm to yourself
The fuse you've grown over, out and into
Is what keeps matters going in me and you
And I'm still in shambles in my everyday
Everyday I feel forces that press on my pains
Oh, I'm never getting out
But that don't matter if my words aren't chosen
A hundred matters on the side left unspoken
And cold and blind to the depths that you know
You hang yourself over the line once more
Cause what would it matter for the good and the better
A red collar worker in the lap of a dancer
Her voice is so soothing the corners they go
Until everything is numb and I don't care no more
But aren't we careless with our class miracle
All our life's spent in bubbles, our minds too full
I heard you got out about a few days ago
And there's a chance that you're leaving somewhere you don't know
And I'm still in shambles in my everyday
Everyday I feel forces to press on my pains
Oh, I'm never getting out