psalm 91 Lyrics

"Didn't have names for their diseases back then"

Now I just have chlorine in the hole in my chest

Sometimes I think like you

I think I'd like your boyfriend too

Do you remember when we were Young Americans?

A story about two men in the one tab, psalm 91 open in the other

Think like a teenage boy, to the dismay of my mother

Bible verses dormant in the one tab, two lovers in a motel in the other

Maybe I wish I looked more like my mother

Ride through Target in advancements you don't need

Making fun of everybody sadder than me

Wish I could kiss your face

Singing Chelsea like we own the place

You dye me blue even in my dreams

A story about two men in the one tab, psalm 91 open in the other

Think like a teenage boy, to the dismay of my mother

Two lovers in a motel in the one tab, Bible verses dormant in the other

Maybe I wish I looked more like my mother

Even though you loved each other more than life

Sometimes it makes you wonder

Could he hurt you if he tried?

I'm looking at the hourly forecast and I'm praying that they're right

And the guilt doesn't eat me alive, but it's sure got an appetite