(my life, save my life)
If I only had a hundred words a day then "please" would be 98
And the other two "be patient"
And if I only knew all my limitations a hundred words would do
And each one would be "baby, come save me"
Come save me, come save me
I'll just be waiting
I'll just be waiting
'Cause I need you to come and see me through
I'll just listen to you breathing
And save them all for you when we commune
No words are really needed
And when my luck comes in and all my numbers line up
You know I play to win but I'm never shouting "bingo!"
And if I'm out of words because the day just felt relentless
I don't need to talk to see a thousand pictures
I'll just be listening
I'll just be listening
'Cause I need you to come and see me through
I'll just listen to you breathing
I'll save them all for you when we commune
No words are really needed
I'm the late-night interpreter at the bottom of your screen
Pointing manically at collapsing scenery to save a scream
All we ever were and all we'll ever be in a hundred words or less
I'll save them all for you
When you look at me like that my stomach falls to its death
In yellow art-house subtitles
Take the "think" out of "I think I love you" and leave my doubts unexpressed
Kitchen sink death of the dictionary bereft
I'm, actually, I'm wedding and I can't afford to object
I'll just give you all the words I've got left
'Cause I need you to come and see me through
I'll just listen to you breathing
I'll save them all for you
When we commune no words are really needed
'Cause I need you to come and see me through
I'll just listen to you breathing
I'll save them all for you
When we commune no words are really needed
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