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Ani Difranco ~ Rain Check


As dolls go I am broken And you could just let that get us off the hook But from under the umbrella of the unspoken I see you giving me that look Baby, you're right as rain about the benefits But you might be wrong about the costs And it feeds my heart that you came looking for me But I'm thinkin I need to stay lost So I won't say I saw you fibbing Or jump-jigging across the floor I won't say you walked me to my car And draped your arm on my open door I know my mind is made of matter But I need to know exactly What is the matter at it's core? Because my heart is just a muscle And simply put, it's sore So never mind about the benefits And never mind about the costs That don't change the basic premises In which I am surely lost So I won't say I saw you fibbing Or jump-jigging across the floor I won't say you walked me to my car And draped your arm on my open door more free lyrics

As dolls go I am broken
And you could just let that get us off the hook
But from under the umbrella of the unspoken
I see you giving me that look

Baby, you're right as rain about the benefits
But you might be wrong about the costs
And it feeds my heart that you came looking for me
But I'm thinkin I need to stay lost

So I won't say I saw you fibbing
Or jump-jigging across the floor
I won't say you walked me to my car
And draped your arm on my open door

I know my mind is made of matter
But I need to know exactly
What is the matter at it's core?
Because my heart is just a muscle
And simply put, it's sore

So never mind about the benefits
And never mind about the costs
That don't change the basic premises
In which I am surely lost

So I won't say I saw you fibbing
Or jump-jigging across the floor
I won't say you walked me to my car
And draped your arm on my open door

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