Jellyfish by Emily Laird Lyrics

Isn’t it dismal, ain’t it a shame
The older you get, the less people to blame
And I want so bad to see you again
Did ya hear what I said? I’m to blame

And all my friends, they’re jellyfish
I peel them off, but it makes me bleed
And death is a great white who smells my blood in the sea

Went to the bank to tie my freedom to gold
‘Cause I been workin’ baby, I been sold
And you're the only thing that’d make it worth it
Did ya hear what I said? It ain’t worth it without you

Ooh oohooh ooh, oohooh oooh oooh oooh oohooh ooh

If that ain’t enough to make you see
The great abundance and lack of me
Then gimme my smokes and I’ll take my lеave
A six-day smoke, naturally
And all my friends arе jellyfish
I peel them off, but it makes me bleed
And death is a great white who smells my blood in the sea

All my friends they make me feel so alone
And that’s okay ‘cause I’ve always known
You’re the only one who could ever save me
Did ya hear what I said? It ain’t worth it without you

Ooh oohooh ooh, oohooh oooh oooh oooh oohooh ooh

And all my friends are jellyfish
I peel them off, but it makes me bleed
And death is a great white who smells my blood in the
Death is a great white who smells my blood in the
Death is a great white who smells my blood in the sea