Lil' Toys
from Naked Day Alone by Emily Zisman
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Fighting over dildos. Fights with dildos. Fights for dildos.
Dildos.
Dildos.
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Come tomorrow we will wake up to the clean slate skies
and I will look into your sleepy morning eyes.
But now I kiss your lids as you breath heavy between my legs and
You laugh, roll over and say “It’s three o’clock in the morning, Kiddo.”
I blew up when you said I can’t feel
You ran away when I hit you squarely in the ego
You didn’t like it when I said you don’t fuck well
Went out and bought me one of those crazy little toys they sell
Oooh and it feels so good
And I’m sorry, I’m sorry, I didn’t mean to make you feel uneasy.
I didn’t mean to make you feel uneasy.
Chorus:
Just remember I’ve got to breathe sometimes
Got to support my battle cry
That’s the moment you can kick dust in my eyes
When you can take me by surprise
You crashed at two thirty left me screaming at the dishes in the sink
Left me crazy didn’t give me a chance to tell you everything I think
I know you’re perfect but I can’t make you listen to something you won’t hear
Only pain between us but it’s hard to see me through your fear.
And I must insist that I do feel
And I’ll tread softly next time I’m dancing on your ego
These little toys, you know they have good intentions yeah
They’re just a small extension of what makes you feel uneasy.
Chorus
Just remember we’ve got to cry sometimes
Don’t turn your back this is a compromise
The easiest answer is the hardest to fulfill
It takes a lot of balls to apologize
and I will look into your sleepy morning eyes.
But now I kiss your lids as you breath heavy between my legs and
You laugh, roll over and say “It’s three o’clock in the morning, Kiddo.”
I blew up when you said I can’t feel
You ran away when I hit you squarely in the ego
You didn’t like it when I said you don’t fuck well
Went out and bought me one of those crazy little toys they sell
Oooh and it feels so good
And I’m sorry, I’m sorry, I didn’t mean to make you feel uneasy.
I didn’t mean to make you feel uneasy.
Chorus:
Just remember I’ve got to breathe sometimes
Got to support my battle cry
That’s the moment you can kick dust in my eyes
When you can take me by surprise
You crashed at two thirty left me screaming at the dishes in the sink
Left me crazy didn’t give me a chance to tell you everything I think
I know you’re perfect but I can’t make you listen to something you won’t hear
Only pain between us but it’s hard to see me through your fear.
And I must insist that I do feel
And I’ll tread softly next time I’m dancing on your ego
These little toys, you know they have good intentions yeah
They’re just a small extension of what makes you feel uneasy.
Chorus
Just remember we’ve got to cry sometimes
Don’t turn your back this is a compromise
The easiest answer is the hardest to fulfill
It takes a lot of balls to apologize
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from Naked Day Alone,
released June 1, 2009
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Emily Zisman San Francisco
Emily Zisman is a talented singer songwriter born and raised in the San Francisco Bay Area. Since picking up the guitar at the tender age of eight Emily’s musical journey has taken her all over the world. She has graced the stages up and down both sides of the United States and has performed internationally at festivals in Europe. ... more
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