Walking Disasters Lyrics – The Wombats

Walking Disasters Lyrics by The Wombats

She used to get her kicks
From a fall to the floor
But now she’s always wasted
A total looker, but she’s jaded

The kind of shivering wreck
That I adore
I can’t offer you a rescue
But I can tell you what I’d do

I’d tell my mother that I love her dearly
And tell my father that I need him back again
And if these words don’t drop from your lips
I will be your Freudian slip

And flowers might wilt when we walk past
And self-help might help when it makes us laugh
Only finding questions in answers
You and I are just walking disasters

You and I are just walking disasters
You and I are just walking disasters…
She only finds her love
In a downtown score

Consumption makes her stronger
You’re the sweetest anaconda
The kind of lack of respect
That I adore

I can’t offer you a rescue
But when you’ve lost all that you have left to lose
I’d tell my mother that I love her dearly
And tell my father that I need him back again

And if these words won’t drop from your lips
I will be your Freudian slip
As sharp as a knife and as blunt as a wheel
You be my calm, I’ll be your pneumatic drill

And what we’ll never want, we’ll always need
Right now, we need some pop psychology
To keep us upbeat…
So tell your mother that you love her dearly

And tell your father you won’t lock him out again
And if these words won’t drop from your lips
I will be your Freudian slip
And flowers might wilt when we walk past

And self-help might help when it makes us laugh
Only finding questions in answers
You and I are just walking disasters
You and I are just walking disasters

You and I are just walking disasters
You and I are just walking disasters
You and I are just walking disasters
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The Wombats Lyrics – Walking Disasters

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Walking Disasters