The One

June on the yard, Bricktown parking lot.
This time you take somebody's part.
Viridescent, the flashlights blinded us.
I risk to be the one you trust.

Stars and smoke dragging me through the mud.
Hollow fires, your American blood.
Hate to think I made you stop.
You hear a hair pin drop.

Do they see my affection for him?
You notified the next of kin
how this days get you kind of chagrin.
She's wind beneath your wings.

And if I've got to run
you might recall my scent on your tie.
And if you call me the one -
I'll regret of dying this time.
And if you live your best lie -
I probably might get this right.

Let me know what I should wait here.
This highway turned my truth into your dare.
Nobody knows you, I saw you tonight.
Your details hides in the plain sight,
and I stay outside, till your shape disappears.
Among them harlequins - you're the prince.

You keep quiet and I'm begging again.
Cooled my head in the heat of your flame.
Hate to think you're doubting my age.
Now I can't turn this page.

White t-shirt, I'm biting my lips.
I had to know you're up to my tricks.
It's time to waste my tips for your greed.
Ain't you in love with me?
You're not gonna be.

Wondering, girls around town.
Why does he kill, if he wants me alive?
I burn up the dress, I take off my shoes,
when I search for your clues.

You keep quiet and I'm begging again:
blush my cheeks in the din of the trains.
Hate to think I pour all my rage.
Now I can't turn his page.

And if I've got to run
you might recall my scent on your tie.
And if you call me the one -
I'll regret of lying this time.
And if you live your best lie -
I probably might get it right.

Wondering, girls around town.
Why does he kill, if he wants me alive?
Your green eyes change, they're turning to blue,
when I search for your clues.

And if I've got to run
you might recall my scent on your skin.
And if you call me the one -
you'll find the note in your jeans.
And if you live your best lie -
I probably just got it right.