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Until the Death of Me.


And you'll be the death of me...

Make it so if you'll take it,

Like it's your own.

We fell asleep with the morning,

And woke up in a nightmare,

Rushing to put our clothes on.

What's Love without a little

Turpentine and hate?

I wreked it all in a letter,

Two big ales of complicate.

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