Bodies And Words

Bodies And Words
This conversation always ends with goodbye.
You're standing here behind the door,
you're waiting with your rope.
Maybe you just have to sleep
in someone else's bed.
Maybe you just have to keep
searching for something
better than perfect, which you know will never exist.
It's cut and dried.

There's no defense like a good offense, you know this.
The clock is running down on me,
there's no way I can win.
Maybe you just have to sleep
in someone else's bed.
Maybe you just have to keep
searching for something
better than perfect, which you know will never exist.
It's cut and dried.
I've known this all along.
I loved you anyways,
despite all your deceit.
Think about if you had been faithful,
how I would have felt.
Now all we have left are bodies and words.
I can't be a boy forever!
Maybe you just have to sleep
in someone else's bed.
Maybe you just have to keep
searching for something
better than perfect, which you know will never exist.
It's cut and dried.
En 'Bodies And Words' de Silverstein, la letra nos sumerge en una conversación que siempre termina con despedidas. La imagen de alguien esperando detrás de una puerta con una cuerda en mano evoca una sensación de anticipación y resignación...