Damien Jurado - Newspaper gown

^E6You can come over ^Awhenever you ^E6want ^E6You can get dressed up and ^AI’ll show you ^E6off ^AWe could go ^E6dancing or ^Ahang around ^E6town ^BWhatever you want in a ^Anewspaper ^E6gown ^{A E6}

^E6Our friends think we’re lovers, or so I have ^E6heard ^E6And they try for confessions and I ^Asay not a ^E6word So we let^A them keep ^E6guessing 'til they ^Afigure us ^E6out ^BOur made up wedding in your ^Anewspaper ^E6gown ^{A E6}

^E6We are placing our bets, they are ^Amaking the ^E6call ^E6We are going all in and can^Anot win at ^E6all My ^Awheels, they keep ^E6spinning, I am ^Aturned upside ^E6down ^BAnd we’ll be the headlines in your ^Anewspaper ^E6gown ^{A E6} A E6

^E6What if I told you, “What your ^Afriends think is ^E6true.”? ^E6At the end of my day, ^AaIl I want is ^E6you ^AWould it destroy ^E6you? Would you ^Anot want me ^E6around? ^BAm I a new pair of scissors for your ^Anewspaper ^E6gown? ^{A E6}

^E6We take our chances and we ^Arisked it ^E6all ^E6I am willing to let go, but not ^Awilling to ^E6fall We can be ^Amarried ^E6tonight, the ^Anews will ^E6astound ^BAnnouncements made from your ^Anewspaper ^E6gown ^{A E6}