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Justincase ~ I Can Be The Death In You


You thought that you'd be hurt in the process Of leaving it all behind What did they tell you to make it warped with more time So sleep with one eye open - so I can see those baby blues [Chorus:] You seemed so fine that last time I saw you You seemed so fine watching the sunset You looked so bored on the arm of that guy How can you say all you can do is cry (All you can do is cry) What do you know but Marilyn Monroe Has left the building What do you say when Elvis' skirt is all blown up But if you don't believe that life's too short I can be the death in you [Chorus] [Chorus:] All you do is cry, All you do is cry, Why do you cry more free lyrics

You thought that you'd be hurt in the process
Of leaving it all behind
What did they tell you to make it warped with more time
So sleep with one eye open - so I can see those baby blues

[Chorus:]
You seemed so fine that last time I saw you
You seemed so fine watching the sunset
You looked so bored on the arm of that guy
How can you say all you can do is cry
(All you can do is cry)

What do you know but Marilyn Monroe
Has left the building
What do you say when Elvis' skirt is all blown up
But if you don't believe that life's too short
I can be the death in you

[Chorus]

[Chorus:]

All you do is cry, All you do is cry, Why do you cry

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