I'll tell a joke and she'll try not to laugh,nAs the men made of stone find their surgery masks.nI head down the road or the linoleum floor.nI really can't tell anymore.nI see flourescent clouds in a white tile sky.nI see trees all around with name tags on their ties.nShe takes my hand and the trees turn around.nShe says, Promise you're coming back outnn'Cause I always believed you.nWhen you swore to me you'd pull through.nSo I plugged my heart into yours,nA life support.nSo see, you can't leave.n'Cause I always believednnI'll fall asleep but she'll still be close by.nIn perscription dreams everything seems alright.nI head down the street or the linoleum floor.nI really can't tell anymore.nI feel a clean plastic breeze moving left of my ship,nAnd the wind blows much harder when a man flips a switch.nShe takes my hand, and the wind comes to a stopnShe says Promise you're not giving up.nn'Cause I always believed you,nWhen you swore to me, you'd pull through.nSo I plugged my heart into yours,nA life support.nSo see, you can't leave cause I always believed.nI always believed.nnI'll make a joke and she'll try not to laugh,nAs the men made of stone find their surgery masks.nI head down the road or the linoleum floor,nI really can't tell anymore.nn