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Smashing Pumpkins ~ Marquis in Spades


And I'd love you to notice I'm devoted To destroy for no one Now it's that time again to take revenge On all the debutantes and their friends The bitter charlemagnes so self-absorbed The bodily remains such a bore Hey, yeah Was I good enough to break you Hey, yeah And all I see is empty 'Cause now I'm one of them So adored The slink of impotence That money can afford We know who you are and where you live Is your innocence all that you can give Hey, yeah Was I good enough to break you Hey, yeah In the back of the car The angel dust was given back to the stars Hey, yeah Was I good enough to break you Hey, yeah And in this fall from grace We'll meet again Another time another place I've been down deep in you and me Let's see where we can go Yeah yeah yeah Angels, Barbed wire Fuck you, Desire more free lyrics

And I'd love you to notice
I'm devoted
To destroy for no one
Now it's that time again to take revenge
On all the debutantes and their friends
The bitter charlemagnes so self-absorbed
The bodily remains such a bore

Hey, yeah
Was I good enough to break you
Hey, yeah

And all I see is empty
'Cause now I'm one of them
So adored
The slink of impotence
That money can afford
We know who you are and where you live
Is your innocence all that you can give

Hey, yeah
Was I good enough to break you
Hey, yeah

In the back of the car
The angel dust was given back to the stars

Hey, yeah
Was I good enough to break you
Hey, yeah

And in this fall from grace
We'll meet again
Another time another place
I've been down deep in you and me
Let's see where we can go
Yeah yeah yeah
Angels, Barbed wire
Fuck you, Desire

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