Room Nineteen
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Room Nineteen
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1st Verse:
She walks the hall
Down to his room
With blondish screams
And steady croons
Twisting bated breath
And it will all be over
Under the door
The salt of sweat
The shaking legs
And grind of sex
Bound and gagged
His love is a glossy cover
Chorus:
She sees his blinding silhouette
Smash the wall and the window sill
Against her back this suffering town
The air raid sirens are winding down
2nd Verse:
The screams through the vents
The pounding walls
Stains on her breath
From the alcohol
His careless smile
And rough tongue
Take her sober
Rub her slot
And kill the lights
Rug burned skin
And slurring sight
The fashion's taken in
Her senses falter
Repeat Chorus
Bridge:
She croons
Soft into the pillow
The glow of the t.v.
In room nineteen
Sore as the bruises
On her knees, and "no"
"This is not how I dream"
Broken veins and dirty clothes
"I'll take my mistakes"
"I think I want to go home"
Repeat Chorus
Repeat 2nd Verse
Repeat Chorus
Refrain:
The air raid sirens
Are winding down
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