C G C G C G Am EmC G We imagined ourselves as cathedral bellsC G Ringing out through the moribund streetsC G Like shrill courtesans, making fanciful plansAm Em That we whispered while drifting to sleepC G And I told you I’d stay in every possible wayC G Though we both knew that that wasn’t trueC You said you’d would understandG If it was for something so grandAm Em As this mirrored reflection of youC G And New York in October was never so soberC G As the beating on the windows in MarchC G Trying so hard in vain to stay out of the rainAm Em Falling off our cathedral archC G C G C G Am EmC G You were Zelda, Isolde, and you were Audrey and KateC G You were Miss Cleopatra in heelsC G Then anonymously, you were April to meAm Em Throwing rocks just to see how it feelsC G But those lines in your eyes and that platinum crownC G And that gaudy red rouge on your cheeksC G You must’ve looked so divine to some neophyte tryingAm Em But you looked like a common whore to meC G But I liked you the best when you were a plain simple messC G Drinking wine from a pink plastic cupC G While the radio played some soft serenadeAm Em And we noticed the sun coming upC G And the blue in your eyes looked like ice when you criedC G You were always so cold when we touchedC G Happy birthday to you, I sure hope it’s untrueAm Em Even though I don’t miss you that much
April Is The Cruelest Month
The Airborne Toxic Event
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