That dances in an empty salon
To music nobody ever listens to
Maybe I'm the one who cries
In a blue tinted resteraunt
Staring into stale hamburgers
And calling it the epitome of luxury
Perhaps I'm one that walks through cities
And marvels at neon lights and nightclubs
In denim dresses, or on a lonely Ferris wheel
My night will never be more alive
You find plucking flowers from bushes with none left
Who walks on roofs, on trains
Why don't my eyes bloom like roses?
I'm definitely one of the girls in your favorite bar
Drinking away like dandelions to a whistle
Always dressed disheveled, yet polished
The one who sings, in a horrible tune, who lets out a drunken trill
"Why are we the only ones dancing?
Maybe our tears are just tunes on a piano,
maybe we will pit-pat our ways into the hearts of those who bloom under whisky licked lips.
Let's fill our lungs with liquor and love,
Let's let the flowers of the wind bloom"
(let's fill our lungs with piano tunes and let's live like we are children: let the wind flowers bloom and we will find our way, whether we are crying or dancing: let's find our way through bars, cities and salons: let's blossom like we never did before)