Words & Music by Steven Page She fed me strawberries and freezer-burned ice cream I said "Goodbye, I guess" She lifted up her dress and so I must confess
Words & Music by Stephen Duffy & Steven Page If I were you (and I wish that I were you), All the things I'd do to make myself turn blue I suppose I
Word by Steven Page & Ed Robertson. Music by Ed Robertson It's a long way back home to pack up and leave again Together alone You without me again
Words & Music by Steven Page & Ed Robertson I've informed you to leave 'Cause I can't afford to lose more sleep I get ill when I get tired So I'll
Words by Steven Page & Ed Robertson. Music by Ed Robertson A Hydro-field cuts through my neighborhood Somehow that always just made me feel good I
Words by Steven Page & Ed Robertson. Music by Ed Robertson What, am I to wake up suddenly and then enroll at the local college and earn me a degree
Words & Music by Steven Page and Ed Robertson Woke up, I was on top of the world There was a beautiful girl in the bed beside me Rolled over, got a
Words & Music by Steven Page & Ed Robertson One day I will build a fountain Drink and never grow old Then I'll market an elixir that will eliminate
Words & Music by Steven Page & Ed Robertson I never jumped in and rescued you, but I wanted to I didn't tell you which way to go, 'cause I thought
Words by Steven Page & Ed Robertson. Music by Steven Page With life just begun, my sleeping new son has eyes that roll back in his head They flutter
Words & Music by Steven Page & Ed Robertson Now I lay me down not to sleep I just get tangled in the sheets I swim in sweat three inches deep I just
Words & Music by Stephen Duffy & Steven Page I think it's getting to the point where I can be myself again I think it's getting to the point where
Words & Music by Steven Page I met you before the fall of Rome and I begged you to let me take you home You were wrong, I was right You said goodbye
Words & Music by Ed Robertson It's been one week since you looked at me cocked your head to the side and said I'm angry. Five days since you laughed