Oh, pour me another drink
And punch me in the face
You can call me Nancy
Every man wears a symbol
And I know I have mine
I've got my right hand stamped
In the concentration camp where my organs scream "slow down, man"

Ooh, how was I to know
Milk and honey flowed
Just a couple states below

Ooh

Oh, hook me up to the tank
And roll me to the door
I'm going where my body leads me
I can fend for myself
With what looks I have left
I'll put away a few
And pretty soon I'll be breaking things like Howard Hughes

Ooh, how was I to know
Milk and honey flowed
Just a couple states below

Ooh, give me how it was
Our place under the sun
Before the devil made me run
Run boy, run boy

Ooh


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Nancy from Now On Lyrics as written by Joshua Tillman

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    What Tillman told Matt Pinfield at MTV Hivecast about this song: "It's one of those things that I wrote in the first few months of basically blowing up my life and moving. It's breezy, but it has that 'punch me in the face' stuff. That's just how I felt. That song is just about destroying everything - destroying your identity, destroying your body, destroying your reputation - with casual looks back."

    My question is... what's his "symbol"? ;)

    prettybirdon November 18, 2012   Link

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