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Alanis Morissette ~ Pray For Peace


I pray for peace. They require me to kick into high gear. We may as well have our Ph.D.'s. Might we compose Was never taken into account. I pray they let out or talk it out. She would give me a wink across the room. I would've made a really good lawyer. I had a really good strategy For putting things back on the wall of the world. Thank God it was the goddamned wall. I would have to hide all my valuables. Who would calm my mother down? Who would calm me down once I talked her through it? My mother and I were the official peacemakers. It was a full-time job. I would send my mother directly to bed, yeah Don't collect 200. We'd talk about it till 5 A.M. When I'd come visiting her 5 years later. We would pray for peace. It was most comfortable and familiar. more free lyrics

I pray for peace.
They require me to kick into high gear.
We may as well have our Ph.D.'s.
Might we compose
Was never taken into account.

I pray they let out or talk it out.
She would give me a wink across the room.
I would've made a really good lawyer.
I had a really good strategy
For putting things back on the wall of the world.

Thank God it was the goddamned wall.
I would have to hide all my valuables.
Who would calm my mother down?
Who would calm me down once I talked her through it?

My mother and I were the official peacemakers.
It was a full-time job.
I would send my mother directly to bed, yeah
Don't collect 200.
We'd talk about it till 5 A.M.
When I'd come visiting her 5 years later.

We would pray for peace.
It was most comfortable and familiar.

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