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Alkaline Trio ~ Emma


Emma appeared like an angel Emma fell like rain Into my lap, like a heart attack Like the lightning from her name I'm running dry of bad excuses Don't wanna lie or seem intrusive But time hasn't told me anything And neither has she A poinsetta in poison rain Twenty-two local rips of an injury Washed her down the drain With one silver bullet and two vicodin And two vicodin Emma woke up in darkness Suitcase already packed Wrote on the bag stand, signed in blood Sincerely never coming back A nightmare on my street the day she arrived The nightmarish household in which she died 'Cause it made her feel at home Somehow made me feel at home A poinsetta in poison rain Twenty-two local rips of an injury Washed her down the drain With one wooden stake through the heart And two vicodin A poinsetta in poison rain Twenty-two local rips of an injury Washed her down the drain With one silver bullet and two vicodin And we watched the sun fall crown On a city that sleeps in a world upside down A slow ticket straight out of town You went out with a bang when you took With you all my dreams underground With you all my dreams underground With you all my dreams underground With you all my dreams underground more free lyrics

Emma appeared like an angel
Emma fell like rain
Into my lap, like a heart attack
Like the lightning from her name
I'm running dry of bad excuses
Don't wanna lie or seem intrusive
But time hasn't told me anything
And neither has she

A poinsetta in poison rain
Twenty-two local rips of an injury
Washed her down the drain
With one silver bullet and two vicodin
And two vicodin

Emma woke up in darkness
Suitcase already packed
Wrote on the bag stand, signed in blood
Sincerely never coming back
A nightmare on my street the day she arrived
The nightmarish household in which she died
'Cause it made her feel at home
Somehow made me feel at home

A poinsetta in poison rain
Twenty-two local rips of an injury
Washed her down the drain
With one wooden stake through the heart
And two vicodin

A poinsetta in poison rain
Twenty-two local rips of an injury
Washed her down the drain
With one silver bullet and two vicodin
And we watched the sun fall crown
On a city that sleeps in a world upside down
A slow ticket straight out of town
You went out with a bang when you took
With you all my dreams underground
With you all my dreams underground
With you all my dreams underground
With you all my dreams underground

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