in the hallways of subsidized housing no one frequents these halls we'd be running from building to building wondering who'd live there at all and it's funny the remember dance routines no one would see I don't dance anymore, Chelsea
your parents got you that jacket that day we crossed the line we were coming back over the border thinking we'd make it home fine but right then I started to lose it I wanted to be just like you I never could wear mine like you do
they say you died in the hallway of that motor inn where I used to play how did they tell you mamma and where were your babies that day it had been a minute and it's shame now isn't it that's how it goes Chelsea Rose
I remember the sunset on the demolition show and running fourteen times to the same old ride how we did it, well I still don't know years later you went off to rehab working on recovery at least that's what they said, Chelsea
they say you died in the hallway of that motor inn where I used to play what did they tell you mamma and where were your babies that day it had been a minute and it's shame now isn't it that's how it goes Chelsea Rose
I made a list of the people I missed and I called them all one at a time I told em how much their memory meant and I told them to call me sometime I guess I got you to thank cause I don't always act like I know how short a life can be, Chelsea Rose