Lyrics
I've been a boy since 17Separated by a set of stringsOn this guitar, on this guitarAnd then what happened early morn21 passed to a notebook on the floorIt says Elizabeth I'm sorryThings didn't turn out how weThought they would before
A pocket of flowers dissolved, devoured"A World Like Ours" a barricadeA satchel of resolutions traded for refrains
Elizabeth, you've been a girl since this beganTo let you grow would be a sin to better daysNow just who am I trying to hideYou and me from the bitternessThat's left with us now being 25
You threw a towel on the floorSpotted black from all the masks you've worn beforeYou wonder if life is onlyThat from body to eulogyGoes history so let it beStillLooking in the mirror I can see herThinking of the dayYou just wanted to go home butDad had gone awaySo now you sleep aroundIn hopes that he is found
Making mistakes in the superbable wayWe carry on
You wouldn't tell me if what they said was trueBut that's cause I know youYour honesty with friends never was that goodIt's a shame you're so tired so soonIt's a shame I sit in my roomWriting just to deal with you
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