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Blind Melon ~ Soup


The clothesline of cold eyes Is washing away the face before Now tell me what's wrong you see everyone's gone You gotta do your best to decorate this dying' day This dying' day All over a bowl of bitter beans All over a bowl of bitter beans And outside way, way up high i got a quarter moon mist Hanging' over me And now, i want that rocking chair outta there Cause he's no longer living here It's no longer needed here All over a bowl of bitter beans All over a bowl of bitter beans And i got a corner store and that's all the more For me to praise upon the holidays And now i'll close my eyes really, really tight And make you all go away, I'll make you all go all go away And i'll pull the trigger and make it all go away And i'll make it all go away, i'll make it all go away more free lyrics

The clothesline of cold eyes
Is washing away the face before
Now tell me what's wrong you see everyone's gone
You gotta do your best to decorate this dying' day
This dying' day
All over a bowl of bitter beans
All over a bowl of bitter beans

And outside way, way up high i got a quarter moon mist
Hanging' over me
And now, i want that rocking chair outta there
Cause he's no longer living here
It's no longer needed here

All over a bowl of bitter beans
All over a bowl of bitter beans

And i got a corner store and that's all the more
For me to praise upon the holidays
And now i'll close my eyes really, really tight
And make you all go away,
I'll make you all go all go away

And i'll pull the trigger and make it all go away
And i'll make it all go away, i'll make it all go away

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