CEMENT


It's funny how I watch the day go by,
I'm sitting watching TV talk shows high. 
There's banging on the walls, my head aches. 
I'm drinking out the world that I hate.
I had a big car, new clothes, everything.
I had a watch engraved in Switzerland.
Today I saw her buying a magazine. 
It's time to get myself some therapy.
How can I stop this? 
How can I stop this? 
How can I stop this disease?
She's got a new dress on. I'm in cement.
Sits by her radio. I'm in cement.
She's got those x-ray eyes. I'm in cement. 
Don't know which way to go.
Tick tock goes the kitchen clock. 
Tick tock goes the kitchen clock.
It's funny but I dream for yesterday,
I'm blistered by the burns that life has made.
I'm staring out behind the window shade,
I see her face across the street again.
I'm in quicksand sinking in again.
I've got concrete shows and I can't swim.
How can I stop this? 
How can I stop this? 
How can I stop this disease? 
She's got a new dress on. I'm in cement.
Sits by her radio. I'm in cement.
She's got those x-ray eyes. I'm in cement. 
Don't know which way to go.
She's got a new dress on. 
She's got a new dress on.
I don't know what to do but I know that I must pull through. 
I can't keep watching you.
How can I stop this? 
How can I stop this disease?
She's got a new dress on. I'm in cement.
Sits by her radio. I'm in cement.
She's got those x-ray eyes. I'm in cement. 
Don't know which way to go.
She's got a new dress on. 
She's got a new dress on.