Ken Stringfellow - Doesn't It Remind You of Something

Doesn't it remind you of something
The way my hand was struck by your face
The way that all time keep coming back in my watch
The more I tried keeping it coming my way

Doesn't it remind you of something
When my cheeck was bruised by your kiss
The way the sunlight came down from the sky
And stare at my eyes though I tried to resist.

I was bored with the things life have showed me
Till that damn dog sniffed at my bed
It was six long years in a whole, in the water
They talked how life it just don't miss that bad

I still cry when I listen to church bells
(they have that effect)
I thought they're ringing might drive me insane
(that one too)
I cursed your last breath
And I begged for yor death
(so I heard)
It worked a little too well,
I guess that's what they call it praying.

Doesn't it remind you of something
The way my face beats up your dreams
The way that my smoke still hangs around this whole world
The way your eyes light up when you're caught in my beans?

Oh, baby I tried so hard to miss you
(keep trying)
I even photographed myself crying.
I doctored those years with more medicinal tears,
The kind that you should've known to start prescribing.

I was driving to Stone Lake 115,
To Arizona, Nevada...
Who cares?
(how was Nevada?)
Down in that ditch I was in pale on the wheel
It was so peaceful
When that time brought down the stars.

Doesn't it remind you of something
The way my socks still hangs on that crack
The way that those credit cards keep coming by mail
If they offered me someone to pay it all back?

Doesn't it remind you of something
The way my face still beats up your dreams
The way that my smoke still hangs around this whole world
The way your eyes light up when you're caught in my beans?

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