Homage
from Neon and Gold by Dan Jacob Wallace
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lyrics
she’s a hostage to his laughter
he’s the needle at her hip
they both know what’s coming after
they know it’s nasty but it fits
give them everything they ask for
on their sticky honey trip
if you give them what they’re after
i know they’ll give us all a hit
there’s no shame now, there’s a reason
she’s the reason for his laughter
he’s the pleasure in her grip
they both know it spells disaster
they know it’s deadly, but it clicks
there’s no shame now, there’s a reason
they’ve got the sweetest smile
you’d ever hope to see
they’ve got the sweetest kiss
that lips could ever need
they’ve got the sweetest breath
you’d ever hope to breathe
they’ve got the sweetest lives
that anyone could lead
everybody leaves before they learn to stay
everybody cheats before they learn to pay
everybody lives a little bit too late
everybody tries, everybody tries
she’s the heathen in his rafters
he’s the razor at her wrist
they both know what they are after
they know it’s buried and it’s rich
here we are now, this is an homage
an invitation, we are the ones
that you saw there in the dark
he’s the needle at her hip
they both know what’s coming after
they know it’s nasty but it fits
give them everything they ask for
on their sticky honey trip
if you give them what they’re after
i know they’ll give us all a hit
there’s no shame now, there’s a reason
she’s the reason for his laughter
he’s the pleasure in her grip
they both know it spells disaster
they know it’s deadly, but it clicks
there’s no shame now, there’s a reason
they’ve got the sweetest smile
you’d ever hope to see
they’ve got the sweetest kiss
that lips could ever need
they’ve got the sweetest breath
you’d ever hope to breathe
they’ve got the sweetest lives
that anyone could lead
everybody leaves before they learn to stay
everybody cheats before they learn to pay
everybody lives a little bit too late
everybody tries, everybody tries
she’s the heathen in his rafters
he’s the razor at her wrist
they both know what they are after
they know it’s buried and it’s rich
here we are now, this is an homage
an invitation, we are the ones
that you saw there in the dark
credits
from Neon and Gold,
released February 3, 2006
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Dan Jacob Wallace Chicago, Illinois
composer, songwriter, (sometimes) guitarist
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