Songwriter: Paula Cole
Producer: Kevin Killen
[Verse 1]
She was on the floor, her face was in her mother's arms
She had said that she'd been out late with the boys
[Chorus]
Just another evening, like every other evening
Everything is all the same it seems
[Verse 2]
Danny always called her on the phone for no special reason
Apparently
He could never tell her what it was, he suffered silently
Quietly
[Chorus]
Just another evening, but his hands just can't be still
He can't control it and he cannot tell her why
Feel the beaded knuckles, feel the snap inside
See the rush of terror in her eye
[Post-Chorus]
She can't feel it
She can't feel it
She can't feel anything anymore
[Verse 3]
He tried painfully, he begged for her forgiveness on his knees
She gave gracefully, but inside
But inside
She still bleeds
She was on the floor, her face was in her mother's arms
She had said that she'd been out late with the boys
[Chorus]
Just another evening, like every other evening
Everything is all the same it seems
[Verse 2]
Danny always called her on the phone for no special reason
Apparently
He could never tell her what it was, he suffered silently
Quietly
[Chorus]
Just another evening, but his hands just can't be still
He can't control it and he cannot tell her why
Feel the beaded knuckles, feel the snap inside
See the rush of terror in her eye
[Post-Chorus]
She can't feel it
She can't feel it
She can't feel anything anymore
[Verse 3]
He tried painfully, he begged for her forgiveness on his knees
She gave gracefully, but inside
But inside
She still bleeds
more tracks from the album
From the album
- Harbinger (1994)
Paula Cole popular songs
- I Don’t Want to Wait
- Where Have All the Cowboys Gone?
- I Am So Ordinary
- Lovelight
- Where Have All the Cowboys Gone? (edit)
- God Bless The Child
- Me - remastered
- Hush, hush, hush. - remastered
- Carmen
- Mississippi
- Why Don’t You Go?
- Garden of Eden
- Be Somebody
- Lonelytown
- I Wanna Kiss You
- The Ladder
- Amen
- P.R.E.N.U.P.
- God Is Watching
- Me
- 14
- Throwing Stones
- Eloise
- Oh John