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Better Than Ezra ~ Porcelain


Hey, you've got a lot of nerve showin' your face around here Hey, you've got a lot of nerve to dredge up all my fears Well I wish I could shake some sense into you And walk out the door But your skin is like porcelain Yeah your skin is like porcelain Just the other day I felt - I had you by a string Just the other day I felt - we could be everything But now when I see you, you're somebody else With somebody's eyes And your skin is like porcelain Yeah your skin is like porcelain I don't know what I'm sayin' Well, I don't know if you're there In the words you are fadin Do you even care-- yeah Well I wish I could kill you, savor the sight Get into my car, drive into the night Then lie as I scream to the heavens above That I was the last one you ever loved (skin is like) Porcelain Yeah your skin is like porcelain Yeah your skin is like porcelain Yeah your skin is like porcelain Yeah more free lyrics

Hey, you've got a lot of nerve
showin' your face around here
Hey, you've got a lot of nerve
to dredge up all my fears
Well I wish I could shake some sense into you
And walk out the door

But your skin is like porcelain
Yeah your skin is like porcelain

Just the other day I felt - I had you by a string
Just the other day I felt - we could be everything
But now when I see you, you're somebody else
With somebody's eyes

And your skin is like porcelain
Yeah your skin is like porcelain

I don't know what I'm sayin'
Well, I don't know if you're there
In the words you are fadin
Do you even care-- yeah

Well I wish I could kill you, savor the sight
Get into my car, drive into the night
Then lie as I scream to the heavens above
That I was the last one you ever loved

(skin is like)
Porcelain
Yeah your skin is like porcelain
Yeah your skin is like porcelain
Yeah your skin is like porcelain
Yeah

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