First thing in the morning Of course you put on that you. M. Sweater Just like you always do Tears drip from a faucet And Dexter play on that television Just like it always do You put the volume on the lowest For the neighbors down below But I'm stuck in place Eyes wide, glued to you Walk away, outgrow you Then how am I to know you I'm the closest here that I've been to you Cause you keep my head in a jar Here on your night stand I'll spend my life left With my head in a jar If it's the shelf or gone, then Least I'll be something to you A mind's a prison No body, don't got nobody Strictly homebody I try my best not to trip But these walls are paper thin Every now and then I hear voices in the wind Wooden floors creak The death of what could've been You put the volume on the lowest For our neighbors down below But I'm stuck in place Eyes wide, glued to you Walk away, outgrow you Then how am I to know you I'm the closest here that I've been to you Cause you keep my head in a jar Here on your night stand I'll spend my life left With my head in a jar If it's the shelf or gone, then Least I'll be something to you If it's the shelf or gone, then Least I'll be something to you If it’s the shelf or gone, then Least I’ll be something to you It's in the way you give someone A real embrace That puts me in my place My place And though goodbye's long overdue Hopelessly I wait Here in my place My place I want you I— I— I want you