Father Lucifer
Tori Amos
Father Lucifer you never looked so sane you always did prefer the drizzle to the rain tell me that you're still in love with that Milkmaid how's the Lizzies how's your Jesus Christ been hanging nothings gonna stop me from floating nothings gonna stop me from floating he says he reckons I'm a watercolour stain he says I run and then I run from him and then I run he didn't see me watching from the aeroplane he wiped a tear and then he threw away our appleseed nothings gonna stop me from floating nothings gonna stop me from floating everyday's my wedding day though baby's still in his comatose state I'll die my own Easter eggs don't go yet and Beenie lost the sunset but that's OK does Joe bring flowers to Marilyn's grave and girls that eat pizza and never gain weight Father Lucifer you never looked so sane you always did prefer the drizzle to the rain tell me you're still in love with that Milkmaid how's the Lizzies how's your Jesus Christ been hanging1996 90s :: tori patty chan beth neko l :: tori patty chan sarah aimee alternative angry angry songs art Artistic awesome lyrics Ballad beautiful beautiful piano best of best eclectic radio ev best songs ever bizarre chill music chilled cool trip creme de la creme danny says yay devil favorite songs favorites favourite artists Favourite Songs female vocalist female vocalists female-vocalists feminism femme folk goddess halloween Heartbreaking inspirational irony Kelly like no other Love lovely lucy girl mcr melancholy often quoted piano piano faves poetic lyrics pop pretty quirky really good tori religious figures rock Rocking seen live singer songwriter singer-songwriter singersongwriter small change summer theme songs tori tori amos tori faves ultimate favourites of allllll upbeat
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