Wisteria - Mat Kerekes

Oh, what a life for a lover

I was underneath it all as you stumbled

Tell me, where did you go?

And, oh, what an end to your summer

I was bandaging your bones

I carried on

Although I know you won’t

And, oh, you speak your words but you stutter

I find the cure in my heart — it’s stone — and in bathroom stalls

I figured you’d know

I was hiding, where were you?

Had something to lose

I was hiding, where were you?

Had nothing better to do

And, oh, how you love one another

Wishing for some kind of hope, is that what you want?

You always seem to know

And, oh, what’s it like to be under?

Yeah, I saw your face fold as you got to close

Slipping out of your clothes

I could never bare the thought

Spent all year on my bedroom floor

I’ve been walking someone to my car door

And, oh

And, oh, I loved you most in the summer

Now your body has been put to shame

That innocent face has gone to waste