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Edward Ka-Spel - Another Tango It's sundown down in lemon town and lilly's looking sad. She's staring at the mirror counding bruises, bags and sacks to catch the tears. She pulls the sapphire from her ear; runs a buzzsaw across her wedding ring but cuts her finger (it stings!). She shrieks, remembers when he branded >>LOVE YOU<< on her arm and it swelled up like a big balloon. She cried an afternoon; he watched T.V. 'til he felt the need to take her. And Lilly always takes him back. She's waiting for the knock; she snaps a comb, she spreads the make-up thick. She spreads the bed. It's almost ten - she can't stand another night alone. |
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