Paroles de Picture on a Napkin
Is it safe to say that you went awayWhen I know that you just left
The sentiment of a foregone friend
Though it pains us we must accept
The passing tide of a knot untied
Inspires questions of length of life
Euphemisms explain bad decisions
Why do we do what we do?
Just then you were gone
Like a star that’s been stared at too long
Or a picture on a napkin you drew
While we were waiting for our food
Then it all went straight out the door
Just like Kristina on the forest floor
A moment she’d not soon forget
It’s that important
Is it safe to say that you passed away
When I know that you just died
The tipped chair left beneath your lack of breath
You hung yourself in this park
The only silence besides, well, implied violence Or a picture on a napkin you drew
While we were waiting for our food
Then it all went straight out the door
Just like Kristina on the forest floor
A moment she’d not soon forget
It’s that important
Euphemisms explain bad decisions
Why do we do what we do?
Just then you were gone
Like a star that’s been stared at too long
Or a picture on a napkin you drew
While we were waiting for our food
Then it all went straight out the door
Just like Kristina on the forest floor
A moment she’d not soon forget
It’s that important
Is it safe to say that you passed away
When I know that you just died
The tipped chair left beneath your lack of breath
You hung yourself in this park
The only silence besides, well, implied violence Or a picture on a napkin you drew
While we were waiting for our food
Then it all went straight out the door
Just like Kristina on the forest floor
A moment she’d not soon forget
It’s that important
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