Hannah Nelson - Crack Lyrics

She's drunk as a skunk she's marinated
On the floor lying on the phone naked
Spinning while her mother rings
She listens to the bed springs ping in the next room

Downstairs holes in the couch
The teen age slouch over their crack
And only react to the
Kick snare
Forget the debt kiss and undress

Oh nineteen a quiet defeat
I can't afford to eat or sleep
Jumping trains to strange places and walk to where my mates live
I miss my dog and my family I wonder how my grandma's keeping
"Babe" you call my name but it's only through a screen
We crackle and we falter I miss you on my shoulder
I don't feel better with time and I don't feel any older

Oh nineteen a quiet defeat, can't afford to eat or sleep
Jumping trains to strange places
I wonder where my mates live
I miss my dog and my family I wonder how my grandma's keeping
"Babe" you call my name but it's only through a screen
We crackle and we falter
I miss you on my shoulder