| The Death Of An Interior Decorator | |
| Written By: Ben Gibbard | Recorded: Spring 2003 |
| Lyrics | |
You were the mother, of three girls so sweet That storm through your turnstile, and climbed to the street But after conception, your body lay cold Withered through Autumn then you found yourself old Can you tell me why have been so sad He took a lover on a far away beach, while you arranged flowers and chose color schemes Can you tell me why you have been so sad? Can you tell me why you have been so sad? The girls were all there; they traded their vows. The youngest one glared with furrowed brow as they tenderly kissed and cut the cake. The bride then tripped and broke the vase, The one you thought would span the years, So perfectly placed below the mirror Arriving late, you clean the debris and walked into the angry sea; It felt just like falling in love again. And it felt just like falling in love again. Can you tell me why you have been so sad? Can you tell me why you have been so... |
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| Found On | |
| Transatlanticism | bark32 |
| Notes | |
Ben said that this song is about his favorite movie. In some early performances of this song, the lyric "Can you tell me why you have been so sad" was sung as "What's the reason why you have been so sad" |
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