Lyrics
You know that time in your life
That single moment that defines exactly who you are
Well, that only stings for a second, go
Why I ain't no Frank Sinatra, I ain't no Sammy D
But I'm a rodent baby, I got a love song to sing
I'm cool like Miles Davis, hot just like Jerry Lee
When it comes to rocking baby, no one's better then me
A music man can't keep his girl
This boy travels to the end of the world
Her picture framed in his sleep
He'll be home in three weeks
Hey, I feel like I'm crashing, bright lights flashing
What time does my flight leave?
Sounds to me like engines failing
I'm done praying, I'm ready
She ain't no Elvis Presley, but I think that she moves just like the king
I guess she's feeling lonely, so she walked out on me
She ain't no Paul McCartney, but she's the insect in me
Crawl through my body baby, her poison travels through me
A music man can't play anymore
Can't place his calls from the road
Without her voice he can't eat
He'll be dead in three weeks
Hey, I feel like I'm crashing, bright lights flashing
What time does my flight leave?
Sounds to me like engines failing
I'm done praying, I'm ready
I slayed the dove, betrayed by love
Can't find the vein to escape the fame
I slayed the dove, betrayed by love
Who killed Kobain his girl or pain?
I got a year till I'm turning twenty seven
I got a manic whore and a healthy habit
I've been fucked by labels that had to have a record
Am I destined for this or will I buckle under pressure?
A music man can't save the world
But you get his heart and his soul
Transmitted through the song that he sings
I hope you bought this one from me
Hey, I feel like I'm crashing, bright lights flashing
What time does my flight leave?
Sounds to me like engines failing
I'm done praying, I'm ready
I ain't no Mick Jagger, I ain't no Bobby D
But I'm a poet baby, I got a rhyming scheme
Feel pain like Johnny Cash and I cry like Frankie V
When it comes to loving you I need therapy
I'll see you at the funeral
I'll see you at the funeral
I'll see you at the funeral
I'll see you at the funeral