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Coma City
02:17
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You owe me money baby
this coffin's selling nothing
art ache on a
noisy canvas.
It's a shame.
Welcome to Coma City
glass shattered by a thousand
thirsty voices
with liquid courage.
It's a shame.
Lightning tapping at your window
sold my child for a pair of
cheap sunglasses
and yesterday isn't as familiar
as you thought it'd be.
Have you heard, i said hey have you heard.
Its the locomotive breath
that catches angels when they fall.
You owe me money baby
this coffin's selling nothing
art ache on a
noisy canvas.
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