(What's So Funny 'Bout) Peace, Love and Understanding? [feat. Josh Homme] - Sharon Van Etten

Step off the train I'm walking down the street again And past your door But you don't live there anymore It's years since you've been there Now you've disappeared somewhere Like outer space You've found some better place And I miss you Like the deserts miss the rain And I miss you Like the deserts miss the rain Could you be dead? You always were two steps ahead Of everyone We'd walk behind while you would run I look up at your house And I can almost hear you shout Down to me Where I always used to be And I miss you Like the deserts miss the rain And I miss you Like the deserts miss the rain Back on the train I ask why did I come again Can I confess I've been hanging 'round your old address? The years have proved To offer nothing since you moved You're long gone But I can't move on And I miss you Like the deserts miss the rain And I miss you Like the deserts miss the rain I step off the train I'm walking down your street again And past your door I guess you don't live there anymore And I miss you Like the deserts miss the rain And I miss you, yeah Like the deserts miss the rain And I miss you Like the deserts miss the rain And I miss you, yeah Like the deserts miss the rain I miss you

There's a starman waiting in the sky He'd like to come and meet us But he thinks he'd blow our minds There's a star man waiting in the sky He's told us not to blow it 'Cause he knows it's all worthwhile He told me, "Let the children lose it Let the children use it Let all the children boogie"

There were your eyes In the dark of the room The only ones shining The only set I had met in years It's not because I always look down It might be I always look out It might be I always look out I'm biting my lip As confidence is speaking to me I loosen my grip from my palm Put it on your knee In my way I say You're the reason Why I'll move to the city or Why I'll need to leave You're the reason Why I'll move to the city or Why I'll need to leave There was your breath On the back of my neck The only one holding The only one I had felt in years It's not because I always hold on It might be I always hold out It might be I always hold out I'm biting my lip As confidence is speaking to me I loosen my grip from my palm Put it on your knee In my way I say You're the reason Why I'll move to the city or Why I'll need to leave You're the reason Why I'll move to the city or Why I'll need to leave So what's with the eyes In the back of the room? The only ones trying The only ones I have let in years It's not because I always give up It might be I always give out It might be I always give out It might be I always give out It might be I always give out