Flesh and Bone
Brendan Benson
Brendan Benson Lyrics Flesh and Bone Little lamb that you are Now you've wandered too far And you can't find your car You don't know where you've been When the night closes in You feel it under your skin You won't let me in You can switch it off and on You were here but now you're gone From your head down to your toes It's just how the shockwave goes And you're running all the way When will you be here to stay You were with me all the time Now you're out of sight and out of mind And you look like a dove Something sent from above Always in and out of love You try to run but you slip Now you got a bloody lip You just can't get a grip You won't let me in You can switch it off and on Now you're here and now you're gone From your head down to your toes It's just how the shockwave goes And you're running all the way When will you be here to stay You were with me all the time Now you're out of sight and out of mind Little lamb that you are Now you've wandered too far And you can't find your car You don't know where you've been When the night closes in You feel it under your skin You won't let me in, yeah You can switch it off and on (on) You were here but now you're gone (gone) From your head down to your toes (toes) It's just how the shockwave goes (goes) And you're running all the way (way) When will you be here to stay (stay) You were with me all the time (time) Now you're out of sight2005 alternative beautiful Benson blinkenlights-ll brendan benson coffee break emo flumpy iheartbb indie life lessons life loves love-sickness emergency-care-k melancholy Mellow missing you personal favourites pflicht pop pop rock poprock Singer - Songwriter singer-songwriter Stuff to play on an acoustic g Wednesday you need to hear this
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