A Lot Like Birds - Losing a Whole Year (Third Eye Blind Cover)

Losing a whole year,
Losing a whole year,
I remember you and me,
Used to spend the whole,
God damned day in bed,
Losing a whole year,
Lying in your room,
We'd lay like dogs,
And the phone would ring,
Like a joke that's left unsaid,
Losing a whole year.

Rich daddy left you,
With a parachute,
Your voice sounds like money,
And your face is cute,
But your daddy left you,
With no love,
You touch everything,
With a velvet glove,
And now you want,
To try a life of sin,
You want to be down,
With the down and in,
Always copping my truths,
I kind of get the feeling,
Like I'm being used.

And now I realise you never heard,
One god damned word I ever said,
Losing a whole year,
Losing a whole year.

I took your stuff,
And put it in the basement,
When I found out,
What the smile,
On your face meant,
I've seen you pop that check,
Craning your neck,
At the car wreck,
And it always seems,
The juice used to flow,
In the car,
In the kitchen,
You were good to go,
Now we're stuck with the tube,
A sink full of dishes,
And some aqua lube.

And I remember you and me,
Used to spend the whole,
God damned day in bed.

Losing a whole year,
And if it's not the defence,
Then you're on the attack,
When you start talking,
I hear the Prozac,
Convinced you've found your place,
With the pierced,
Queer teens in Cyberspace,
When you were yourself,
It tasted sweet,
Sours into a routine deceit,
Well this drama is a bore,
And I don't want to play no more,
No more.

Losing A Whole Year,
I remember you and me,
Used to spend the whole,
God damned day in bed.