Autumn Leaves by Mac Saturn Lyrics
All the silver and the gold
Greatest lie they ever told
Brings the taxman to the door
Summer clothes strewn cross the floor
And I try not
To imagine
A cold pistol to my head
But I’m desperate
For a way too
Interrupt my vicious consciousness
And I wish that
I could tell you
Cause I’d tell you everything
About a mind
That can’t conjure a dream
They say you get what you put in
Biggest gas there’s ever been
Woodford whiskey, parliaments
Tangled up in blue again
And they found me
By the water
Car was wrapped up ‘round a tree
And she laid there
Right beside me
On that bed of autumn leaves
I don’t care how much to fix it
I don’t care where else you’ve been
You just can’t
Do this
Again
Greatest lie they ever told
Brings the taxman to the door
Summer clothes strewn cross the floor
And I try not
To imagine
A cold pistol to my head
But I’m desperate
For a way too
Interrupt my vicious consciousness
And I wish that
I could tell you
Cause I’d tell you everything
About a mind
That can’t conjure a dream
They say you get what you put in
Biggest gas there’s ever been
Woodford whiskey, parliaments
Tangled up in blue again
And they found me
By the water
Car was wrapped up ‘round a tree
And she laid there
Right beside me
On that bed of autumn leaves
I don’t care how much to fix it
I don’t care where else you’ve been
You just can’t
Do this
Again