Dixie Lane Songtext
von French Cassettes

Say you′ll stay here when you don't
Go to sleep but then you won′t
You speak in onomatopoeia
Dixie, I will leave you
With a short nose bleeding
When we wake up we will make it seem like we stayed home

So you smell good when you dance
We were never shaking hands
But it still was nice to meet you
I'm a heavy sleeper
At least I used to be
If I've passed nineteen without a screen on never sleep alone


Say too much
I bet I said too less
I wouldn′t wanna be
Your brother′s second best man
I wouldn't be surprised
If I was reading this off of a napkin
On Cabrillo West
You mean the best, I know

Cemetery, cemetery, cemetery, cemetery
Cemetery, cemetery, cemetery, cemeteries
You mean the best, I know
Cemetery, cemetery, cemetery, cemetery
Cemetery, cemetery, cemetery, cemeteries
Cemetery, cemetery, cemetery, cemetery
Cemetery, cemetery, cemetery, cemeteries
Cemetery, cemetery, cemetery, cemetery
Cemetery, cemetery, cemetery, cemeteries
Cemetery, cemetery, cemetery, cemetery
Cemetery, cemetery, cemetery, cemeteries


Ooh, ooh that′s not easy to remember
No more waking up the baby
And if only it was less than lately
I would probably have more to say
But I have come to change the conversation
Since it's not a matter of "Just say when"
It′s more lonelier here since you came in
And my soul has come from lack of fame
And oh he fast forgets to know my real name
Since it's not a matter of "just say when"
It′s more lonelier here since you came in
I've been less than lonely since you came in
I've been less than lonely since you came in