Lay Your Wager Down Lyrics by Ellis Paul

Lay Your Wager Down Lyrics

    You're my flesh and blood
    But we're not the same
    A common name
    And now
    A common distance

    I looked up to you
    In your plush armchair
    Respect or fear
    I couldn't see the difference

    Lay your wager down
    Who'll be king in tinsel town?
    `cause all the prophets and the gypsies
    On the strip in venice beach
    Have looked me in the eye
    And said, "your dreams still lie in reach"
    And who am i to doubt them
    And who are you
    To write these speeches?

    Is it my poverty
    That brings a blush to you?
    Or the honesty
    That speaks the mind
    That comes with it

    Were you once a man
    With younger eyes
    A hungry pride
    That would not feel
    Resistance?

    Lay your wager down
    They're crowning the king in tinsel town
    There are strangers, there are lovers
    Out on fairfax in a line
    They look me in the eye
    And say "our thoughts are intertwined"
    And who am i to doubt them?
    And who are you to tear down
    These signs?

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