The National - Little Faith lyrics

[The National - Little Faith lyrics]

Little faith, follow me
I set a fire in a blackberry field
Make us laugh, or nothing will
I set a fire just to see what it kills

Now I'm stuck in New York
And the rain's coming down
I don't feel like we'll go anywhere
Stuck in New York, and the rain's coming down
Still in line for the Vanity Fair
Leave our red Southern souls
Head for the coast
Leave our red Southern souls everything goes

All our lonely kicks are
Getting harder to find
We'll play nuns versus priests
Until somebody cries all our lonely kicks
They'll make us saintly and thin
We'll play nuns versus priests
Until somebody wins

Awesome prince, get your sleep
Lose your heart in history
Make us laugh or nothing will
I set a fire just to see what it kills

Don't be bitter, Anna, I know how you think
You're waiting for Radio City to sink
You'll find commiseration in everyone's eyes
The storm will suck the pretty
Girls into the sky

All our lonely kicks are
Getting harder to find
We'll play nuns versus priests
Until somebody cries all our lonely kicks
They'll make us saintly and thin
We'll play nuns versus priests
Until somebody wins
Leave our red Southern souls
Head for the coast
Leave our red Southern souls everything goes

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