Table For Glasses
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Table For Glasses
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Sweep the dirty stairs
The ones I waited on
This is just for me
I felt it watching her
And it happens too fast
To make sense of it
To make it last
It happens too fast
To make sense of it
To make it last
Where do you intend to go
With your dirty dress?
Lead my skeptic sight
To the table and the light
It happened too fast
To make sense of it
To make it last
Lead my skeptic sight
Lead my skeptic sight
(Lead my skeptic sight)
Not asking of me anything
Saying nothing about what it means
Without anybody telling me
How I should feel
(Lead my skeptic sight)
Not asking of me anything
Saying nothing about what it means
Without anybody telling me
How I should feel
What I should feel
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Jimmy Eat World performs "Table For Glasses", and this lyric page sits inside the Jimmy Eat World catalog on LyroVerse.
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