Losing My Religion

Oh life, it’s bigger.

It’s bigger, than you,

And you are not me.

The lengths that I will go to.

The distance in your eyes.

Oh no I’ve said too much,

I set it up.

That’s me in the corner.

That’s me in the spot-light,

Losing my religion.

Trying to keep, up, with you,

And I don’t know if I can do it.

Oh no I’ve said too much,

I haven’t said enough.

I thought that I heard you laughing,

I thought that I heard you sing,

I think I thought I saw you try.

Every whisper.

Of every waking hour,

I’m, choosing my confessions.

Trying to keep, an eye on you,

Like a hurt lost and blinded fool, fool.

Oh no I’ve said too much,

I set it up.

Consider this,

Consider this, the hint of the century,

Consider this, the slip,

That brought me to my knees, failed,

What if all these fantasies come,

Flailing around,

Now I’ve said, too much.

I thought that I heard you laughing,

I thought that I heard you sing,

I think I thought I saw you try.

But that was just a dream,

That was just a dream.

That’s me in the corner.

That’s me in the spot-light,

Losing my religion.

Trying to keep, up, with you,

And I don’t know if I can do it.

Oh no, I’ve said too much,

I haven’t said enough.

I thought that I heard you laughing,

I thought that I heard you sing,

I think I thought I saw you try.

But that was just a dream,

Try, cry, why, try,

That was just a dream,

Just a dream,

Just a dream, dream.