Afterhours - The Bed lyrics
[Afterhours - The Bed lyrics]
This is the place where she laid her head
When she went to bed at night
And this is the place
Our children were conceived
Candles lit the room brightly at night
And this is the place where
She cut her wrists
That odd and fateful night
And I said, oh, what a feeling
And I said, oh, what a feeling
This is the place where we used to live
I paid for it with love and blood
And these are the boxes that
She kept on the shelf
Filled with her poetry and stuff
And this is the room where she took the razor
And cut her wrists that
Strange and fateful night
And I said, oh, what a feeling
And I said, oh, what a feeling
I never would have started if I'd known
That it's end this way
But funny thing, I'm not sad at all
That it ended this way
This is the place where she laid her head
When she went to bed at night
And this is the place
Our children were conceived
Candles lit the room brightly at night
And this is the place where
She cut her wrists
That odd and fateful night
And I said, oh, what a feeling
And I said, oh, what a feeling
When she went to bed at night
And this is the place
Our children were conceived
Candles lit the room brightly at night
And this is the place where
She cut her wrists
That odd and fateful night
And I said, oh, what a feeling
And I said, oh, what a feeling
This is the place where we used to live
I paid for it with love and blood
And these are the boxes that
She kept on the shelf
Filled with her poetry and stuff
And this is the room where she took the razor
And cut her wrists that
Strange and fateful night
And I said, oh, what a feeling
And I said, oh, what a feeling
I never would have started if I'd known
That it's end this way
But funny thing, I'm not sad at all
That it ended this way
This is the place where she laid her head
When she went to bed at night
And this is the place
Our children were conceived
Candles lit the room brightly at night
And this is the place where
She cut her wrists
That odd and fateful night
And I said, oh, what a feeling
And I said, oh, what a feeling