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Better Than Ezra ~ Allison Foley


(written by kevin griffin) "calmly, like a razor I got us on the door," Or "i got a tape of 'clerks' Someone left the night before." So i come over later, You're sitting in that chair Smoking on your cigarette Fingering you hair So i get drunk and stoned, Every time you come around. Twenty-nine and aimless You bartend down on fourth Your parents pay insurance And the parson's audit course Over-schooled and uninspired Tust fund up your nose All that wasted talent but, uh Ain't that how it always goes? So i get drunk and stoned, Every time you come around. Yeah, yeah yeah So long allison foley So long, bye-bye (come up higher, take a step higher) Sometimes you understand The reasons how you went astray But least of all the answer, That it hurts to watch you waste away. So i get drunk and stoned, Every time you come around. Yeah, yeah, yeah. So long, allison foley So long, bye-bye more free lyrics

(written by kevin griffin)

"calmly, like a razor
I got us on the door,"
Or "i got a tape of 'clerks'
Someone left the night before."

So i come over later,
You're sitting in that chair
Smoking on your cigarette
Fingering you hair

So i get drunk and stoned,
Every time you come around.

Twenty-nine and aimless
You bartend down on fourth
Your parents pay insurance
And the parson's audit course

Over-schooled and uninspired
Tust fund up your nose
All that wasted talent but, uh
Ain't that how it always goes?

So i get drunk and stoned,
Every time you come around.
Yeah, yeah yeah

So long allison foley
So long, bye-bye

(come up higher, take a step higher)
Sometimes you understand
The reasons how you went astray
But least of all the answer,
That it hurts to watch you waste away.

So i get drunk and stoned,
Every time you come around.
Yeah, yeah, yeah.

So long, allison foley
So long, bye-bye

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