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Sending Postcards From A Plane Crash (Wish You Were Here) Lyrics

Artist: Fall Out Boy
Album: Take This To Your Grave

I am such a sucker
And I'm always the last to know
My insides are copper,
I'd kill to make them gold
Conversation got me here: another night alone in the city
So make my bed the grave and shovel dirt onto my sheets

Every friend we ever had in common
I will sever the tie, sever the tie with you
You can thank your lucky stars,
That everything I wish for will never come true

When you go, I will forget everything about you
When you go, I will forget everything about you

I've seen sinking ships go down with more grace than you

Turn this up I'll tune you out
Another night alone in the city, yeah
Fake it like you matter-that's a lie we can both keep, ohh

Every friend we ever had in common
I will sever the tie, sever the tie with you
You can thank your lucky stars,
That everything I wish for will never come true

When you go, I will forget everything about you
When you go, I will forget everything about you

I will forget (when you go)
I will forget everything about you (when you go)
I will forget everything about you

Every friend we ever had in common
I will sever the tie, sever the tie with you
You can thank your lucky stars,
That everything I wish for will never come true

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