G Am D G Laura are you still livin' there on your estate of sorrows?G Am D G You used to leave it occasionally but now you don't even botherG Am D G to ride the commuter train west to ChicagoG Am D G to stroll through the greenery in the park past the statuesBm Em C D how her eyes seemed to follow you, like a hated addictionBm Em C their beauty carved out of absolutes you could never claimD or even envisionG Am D G Laura you were the saddest song in the shape of a womanG Am D G yeah I thought you were beautiful but I wept with your movementsG Am D G but I hope that you're laughing now from that place on the carpetG Am D G where we shared a sleeping bag in your sister's apartmentG Am D G oh how she would worry so, you know I was just a strangerG Am G but she asked me to care for you, yes she didD and I went and betrayed herBm Em C D But do you know we're in high demand, Laura, us, people who suffer?Bm Em C D because we don't take to arguing and we're quick to surrender.G Am D G Well I think I would call tonight if I still had your numberG Am D G your thoughts have always laid close to mine, and we're both skipping supper.G Am D G But you should never be embarrassed by your trouble with livingG Am 'Cause it's the ones with the sorest throats, Laura,D G who have done the most singing
Laura Laurent
Bright Eyes
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