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Afghan Whigs, The ~ You My Flower


So what you make me hard If i was harder now i would crack into a million things Things i didn't really need But how i wanted so What a nice dream Didn't want to wake up So i kept it dark all the time Dark enough so not to see But not as dark as the plans that you have for me So what you made me smile I had smiled at lesser things before i ever thought of you Before i thought my soul was mine Now i think about me only when i can find the time Flowers all around Put your lover in the ground Flowers everywhere yeah yeah yeah Nowhere you can be found I have put you in the ground Nowhere is everywhere For you my flower Better get myself a drink Better get a couple so i can look you straight in the face Tell you that i think of you Almost as much as you think of you more free lyrics

So what you make me hard
If i was harder now i would crack into a million things
Things i didn't really need
But how i wanted so
What a nice dream
Didn't want to wake up
So i kept it dark all the time
Dark enough so not to see
But not as dark as the plans that you have for me
So what you made me smile
I had smiled at lesser things before i ever thought of you
Before i thought my soul was mine
Now i think about me only when i can find the time
Flowers all around
Put your lover in the ground
Flowers everywhere yeah yeah yeah
Nowhere you can be found
I have put you in the ground
Nowhere is everywhere
For you my flower
Better get myself a drink
Better get a couple so i can look you straight in the face
Tell you that i think of you
Almost as much as you think of you

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