Me and Lazarus, we shovel all the ashes out
Black bare linens blowing 'round
Back and forth and up and down
Guess I had nowhere else to go
Me and Lazarus kept bailing out that riverboat
Floating by the Quiet Rose
Bobbing in the ebb and flow
Guess I had nowhere else to go
He's an emancipated punk and he can dance
But he's got a hole in the pocket of his pants
Must be a symptom of outstanding circumstances
Whoa, oh
Me and Lazarus, we flitter with a baby spoon
We were flowing through the room
Waterlogged and way too soon
Guess I had nowhere else to go
Me and Lazarus, we pick up papa's white boy blues
Handmade towels and Sunday shoes
Never made the local news
Guess I had nowhere else to go
And I'm a liberated loser that can roam
But where my pocket was I'm peeking through a hole
A couple second chances surely would console me
Whoa, whoa
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Lana Del Rey’s Real First Album? |
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Lyricapsule: John & Yoko Sing ‘Give Peace a Chance’; June 1, 1969 |
| 1 | Radio War |
| 2 | Beneath the Balcony |
| 3 | On Your Wings |
| 4 | Each Coming Night |
| 5 | Cinder and Smoke |
| 6 | Communion Cups & Someone's Coat |
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