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Bob Mould ~ Poison Years


Poison thoughts in my mind Got to free myself from this bind I know i'm a reasoning guy In an act like jesus christ Stare into the sun You don't see eye to eye with anyone I throw it all away (don't talk to me no more) The more i think, the less i've got to say (i don't remember you no more) About these poison years: it's just a memory And every time you knock me down It's all that i can do to get up off the ground Pull myself apart again At the end of this rope Rope at the end of the line I see you swing by your neck on a vine Treason is the reason for my poison years Leaves are changing seasons of my poison years Poison years in my mind Got to free myself from this bind I know i'm a reasoning guy Every time you knock me down It's all that i can do to get up To get up off the ground more free lyrics

Poison thoughts in my mind
Got to free myself from this bind
I know i'm a reasoning guy

In an act like jesus christ
Stare into the sun
You don't see eye to eye with anyone

I throw it all away (don't talk to me no more)
The more i think, the less i've got to say (i don't remember you no more)
About these poison years: it's just a memory

And every time you knock me down
It's all that i can do to get up off the ground
Pull myself apart again

At the end of this rope
Rope at the end of the line
I see you swing by your neck on a vine

Treason is the reason for my poison years
Leaves are changing seasons of my poison years

Poison years in my mind
Got to free myself from this bind
I know i'm a reasoning guy

Every time you knock me down
It's all that i can do to get up
To get up off the ground

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