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Ass Ponys ~ Fingers Fall


Doctor, doctor, where's the doctor Wringing wet the woman hollers Bandage wrapped around her hand Collapses as they run to help her Help her up and offer water Did somebody call the doctor Loud machines so foreign to her Sent her splashing red against the wall As her fingers fall In the back a black piano Sits in silence what do we know Of it's past and of a time And of the place it occupied In the parlor with the daughter Playing for her drunken father Listening until he cried You hear it echo out into the hall As her fingers fall In a bra and underwear She's balanced now upon a chair A letter written, tucked inside A paperback, the rope is tied Around her neck and through the rafters This is it. she'll show the bastards Everything she said was true And now she'll be the envy of them all As her fingers fall more free lyrics

Doctor, doctor, where's the doctor
Wringing wet the woman hollers
Bandage wrapped around her hand
Collapses as they run to help her
Help her up and offer water
Did somebody call the doctor
Loud machines so foreign to her
Sent her splashing red against the wall
As her fingers fall

In the back a black piano
Sits in silence what do we know
Of it's past and of a time
And of the place it occupied
In the parlor with the daughter
Playing for her drunken father
Listening until he cried
You hear it echo out into the hall
As her fingers fall

In a bra and underwear
She's balanced now upon a chair
A letter written, tucked inside
A paperback, the rope is tied
Around her neck and through the rafters
This is it. she'll show the bastards
Everything she said was true
And now she'll be the envy of them all
As her fingers fall

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