The James Clark Institute - Sleeping In My Favourite Shirt lyrics

Clark I can't remember the last time the drapes were pulled Open to reveal the outside world And let the sun warm these shattered nerves. No, I can't remember the last time the sheets were washed I can't remember the last time the teeth were flossed I can't forget when and what I lost. Now I'm sleeping in my favourite shirt I keep having dreams where I don't hurt Sleeping in the bed I made And I'll be sleeping for a thousand days Sleeping for a thousand days in my favourite shirt. It's been a long time since my face last showed up Reflected in your best plates and cups These days they're down in the sink with my luck. Because I'm sleeping and nothing is better When I'm sleeping there's no better place If I'm slumbering the reasons are out numbering the creases on my face. La la la la ... Lullabies and good riddance. ‘Cause I'm sleeping in my favourite shirt I keep having dreams where I don't hurt Sleeping in a bed I made And I'll be sleeping for a thousand days Sleeping for a thousand days in my favourite shirt. The neighbour's dog howls outside my window Amongst the gra** that remains unmowed And I'm oblivious to the world I used to know. ‘Cause I'm sleeping in my favourite shirt I keep having dreams where I don't hurt Sleeping in a bed I made And I'll be sleeping for a thousand days, sleeping for a thousand days Sleeping for a million days, sleeping for a billion days Sleeping for a zillion days Sleeping in my favourite shirt.