Buy a Fire Extinguisher Before You Need a Fire Extinguisher

Dogs are barking, noise complaints, but I don’t want to go, no.
Step outside.
I’ll play these songs.
Don’t make me be alone.
Singing just to please someone is all I’ve ever known.
Sit for hours — no response.
I guess I’ll go back home.
And I had a little money in my pocket; I spent it all on you.
Yes, I had a little money in my pocket.
Well, I guess that’s really all I had.
Snowballs cake your screen, and I hope your home because how embarrassing would
it be if you’re not home, and I’m just watching your window instead of knocking.
Play guitar in your back yard, and sing and wait until your alarm goes off —
and it goes off.
I’m setting off these fireworks outside your bedroom window — washed in sparks
as fire’s falling down into the snow.
I’m setting off these fireworks outside your bedroom window — washed in sparks
as fire’s falling down into the snow.
I’m setting off these fireworks outside your bedroom window — washed in sparks
as fire’s falling down into the snow.
I’m setting off these fireworks outside your bedroom window — washed in sparks
as fire’s falling down into the snow.
What will it take for me to see you when you’re thinking I’m a human?
I’ll wait until you’re feeling.