Let It Wave
de Hallelujah The Hills
When you come again
Tryst in the treetop
8 Excuses for the mother hen
I tripped in the hall
It was a miracle stall
Bought us time and we
Filtered out the feelings again
We schemed at the built in bar
Townie authority screaming we shouldn't go far
I copied the key
The way I mimic disease
Leaving the locksmith barking,
And baying on his hands and his knees
Bankrupt birdhouse the crow got the word out
We've seen this all before
And I am crouching a grown man slouching
Thirty armed men at the door
The truth and the tooth came out
One in the paper and the other inside of his mouth
He left with a limp and a cut on his lip
Hid the morning paper and never told his wife or his kids
Now we're on our own
Cutting coupons 10 dollars off
A crown and a throne
Discount royalty
High horse novelties
We'll pay full price 'cause it's better
Than being alone
Let it wave
Oh let it wave
Let it wave
Oh let it wave
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