Lyrics of 'Pleasantries' by Adam Green & Binki Shapiro
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What's in between all those pleasantries?
How do you think most times?
I've been searching for some passion for my actions
Now you know that its full price
You know how and you know why
You’re not the bedroom type
Nightly fading, just what are you celebrating?
Old fashions burn your short fuse drive
Whatever this is, the pleasure's all his
Endlessly trailing my dreams
No need to pretend, I want you instead
To council her excellency
Can’t be the first to say you're the worst
Surely there's one or two
I care more if you act as though you like me
Then if you really do
Living a lie to a song you can’t hide
The paintings are still in the tube
I needed to fall, you need not crawl
I punish myself with you
What was between all those pleasantries?
What did you hope you’d find?
I was waiting for the chance you never gave me
I’m still working on my line
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