Lyrics

How much are men paid to nod their heads? Glass of red wine? Pack of cigarettes? Rhythm out of time, women out of line, where to start Once again you've blamed me for art 'cause you've taken it to heart Ageing, she waits in rain, in vein to feed on fantasies Pulsing, she strips herself of velvet, silk and sanctity Burning, welcome to the industry, honey Now bite me. Bite me You, seeing red, sleepwalking to the black room You, black leads while red trails behind as you move You, selling your faith to a fox in a suit You You, seeing red, sleepwalking to the black room You, black leads while red trails behind as you move You, selling your faith to a fox in a suit You Maybe the heart industry doesn't want to talk to you Maybe the heart industry wants you to start the conversation Maybe the heart industry doesn't want to talk to you Maybe the heart industry has trouble bringing up emotion Maybe the heart industry just doesn't want to talk to you But maybe the heart industry is just busy at the moment But maybe the heart industry just doesn't want to talk to you And maybe the fox industry's waiting Maybe the fox industry's waiting
Writer(s): Ellis Diamond-rimmer Lyrics powered by www.musixmatch.com
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