Lyrics

Sixty years later and she's still mona Lisa Nothing in this world she found could ease her She had money she had beauty men who loved to please her But nothing filled the empty of how Those fuckers treated her She's got a body like gold rush fever Everybody wants to steal her smile A 1930's city foster girl learns quick The first blood is to the hungry crocodile The social contract for a role of beauty queen You make your rules to be a slave slave slave She got the money and her power to weaken man But nothing's left of her to save save save The human spirit is to join with something else A divine partner for a physical mind And she was perfect for the starving eye She was heaven in a desperate time She's the cherry on top of the American dream She's the starlet of the golden age movie streams Everybody wants to steal her smile And leave her drowning in the media crossfire Skin to bone and bone to flesh Heart to God we wished her all the best But We made her up to be what we want most We saw her only as our mirror ghost our mirror ghost What would I give to run my hands through her hair On that beach before the money and her beauty died My hands would turn to sand in that dirty brown hair Her smile would freeze and the wave touch my feet And we sink in the sand The sun would turn to moon above The sea turn to tsunami wave I turn my back as we wash away we are sand we are sand
Writer(s): Bryan Bridges Lyrics powered by www.musixmatch.com
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