Buck 65 - Winter's Going lyrics

Found her with black hair, blue eyes really impressed Back at her place this time fully dressed She showed me around some And i should of been a goner When i noticed a shrine that was built in my honor Candles and incense burned in oblivion Artifacts and photos i almost had a heart attack I fell thru a trap door and landed on a bed of nails Flat on my back, yet again and it never fails She whispered on my neck and the pain went Away I opened my mouth but then forgot what i meant to say I felt rather nervous, and slightly delirious She said that she loved me and told me that she was serious Then i went numb, and froze like a dummy She said "happy birthday" then pointed at her tummy A cloud swallowed the sun The hour hand bend I didn't know then what any of it meant.. We unscrewed ourselves And made up new identities Walked across enemy lines and slaughtered all our enemies One hundred square feet was that we needed I threw up my hands because i knew i was been defeated Promises where thrown around just like confetti And broken as easily as uncooked spaghetti Our fuses where short, and we went off like rockets She gave me a kiss then i emptied my pockets Nothing to do, but to lay low and hide out We sought shelter until the fireworks died out The world was too much for us, made for insomniacs We played dead or just laid in bed Destined for escape, we both needed a chance To go at alone and ride the seat of her pants Joined at the hips, we took on the dreaded test Closed our eyes, crossed our fingers and headed west (Winter's going.. and the leaves turn green)