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Arab Strap ~ Driving


I was awake i overheard your speech.
My ego dried and sank.
Talked with your ex and we agreed
Thought of your sister helped us wank.
I'm sure you know that i have fancied her since she began high school.
But back in then, and i will promise i will let your engine cool.

I have matured, i've come of age, my visions clear.
But there's still some things that i don't want to hear.
And i know that it was probably just those e's, but be a bit more thoughtful next time, please.

While i'm alive, well, i just drive.
Each time i scored i just got bored.
And that's no bollocks ... i am just a slut.




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