14th Street
Rufus Wainwright
You've got my lost brother's soul My dear mother's eyes A brown horse's mane And my uncle's name You walked me down 14th Street For the doctor to meet after thoughts of the grave In the home of the brave and of the weak But why'd you have to break all my heart Couldn't you have saved a little bit of it? Why'd you have to break all my heart? Couldn't you have saved a minor part? I could have clipped and saved and planted in the garden Damn you guess I'll have to get a new one I'd love to sit and watch you drink With the reins to the world, gripping a smoke Vaguely missing link Don't ever change you hungry little bashful hound I got the sheep, poor little Bo Peep Has lost and filed for grounds. But why'd you have to break all my heart I could have ripped apart and thrown into the river Wonder if there's hearts that will deliver Don't ever change, don't ever worry Because I'm coming back home tomorrow To 14th Street where I won't hurry And where I'll learn how to save, not just borrow And they'll be rainbows and we will finally know00s a long red glare almost foolproof alternative amomslove awsome Ballad Bestest breakup Canadian catchy chamber pop deftfavourite elises favourite artists emo energy epic eternal greatness experimental fab Favorite Artists favorites favourite tracks for the dumped genius happy indie indie pop indie rock just rufus Love maroc underground radio Mellow moving on NYC omini orchestral piano pomppu queer pop rabat-casa rehab Rich B rock romantic rufino rufus rufus wainwright singalong singer songwriter singer-songwriter solo artists soothing soul sous-kult spoken flow Unrequited Love Victim Want One
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