| Song | Disney's Ice Parade |
| Artist | Ballboy |
| Album | I Worked On The Ships |
| Download | Image LRC TXT |
| You left your notes on lesbian sex | |
| On the fishtank in the hall | |
| It took me all afternoon | |
| To read them all | |
| I learned more in that day | |
| Than I’ve ever learned before | |
| I don’t think you and I | |
| Should go clubbing anymore | |
| Last night your mother called to say | |
| Your father’s run away | |
| With the man who plays the polar bear | |
| In Disney’s Ice Parade | |
| She says don’t worry she’s okay | |
| She hated ice-dance anyway | |
| And now she’ll have more time alone | |
| To drink her days away | |
| Drink her days away | |
| Doesn’t need anyone to help her | |
| She’s okay | |
| Now I’ve come home again | |
| To find you in a sticky mess | |
| We won’t get our deposit back | |
| If you carry on like this | |
| So put away your whips and chains | |
| They couldn’t hold me anyway | |
| It’s the space between your shoulder blades | |
| That makes me want to stay | |
| And I’m okay | |
| I don’t need anyone to help me | |
| And now we retreat to the kitchen I’ll make you some tea | |
| You tell me when you were young you thought there would be | |
| Something more glorious for you to be | |
| And I say glorious? | |
| What could be more glorious than you and me | |
| And so your father’s run away | |
| Your mother’s in a drunken haze | |
| Doesn’t mean that you and I can’t make it anyway |
| You left your notes on lesbian sex | |
| On the fishtank in the hall | |
| It took me all afternoon | |
| To read them all | |
| I learned more in that day | |
| Than I' ve ever learned before | |
| I don' t think you and I | |
| Should go clubbing anymore | |
| Last night your mother called to say | |
| Your father' s run away | |
| With the man who plays the polar bear | |
| In Disney' s Ice Parade | |
| She says don' t worry she' s okay | |
| She hated icedance anyway | |
| And now she' ll have more time alone | |
| To drink her days away | |
| Drink her days away | |
| Doesn' t need anyone to help her | |
| She' s okay | |
| Now I' ve come home again | |
| To find you in a sticky mess | |
| We won' t get our deposit back | |
| If you carry on like this | |
| So put away your whips and chains | |
| They couldn' t hold me anyway | |
| It' s the space between your shoulder blades | |
| That makes me want to stay | |
| And I' m okay | |
| I don' t need anyone to help me | |
| And now we retreat to the kitchen I' ll make you some tea | |
| You tell me when you were young you thought there would be | |
| Something more glorious for you to be | |
| And I say glorious? | |
| What could be more glorious than you and me | |
| And so your father' s run away | |
| Your mother' s in a drunken haze | |
| Doesn' t mean that you and I can' t make it anyway |
| You left your notes on lesbian sex | |
| On the fishtank in the hall | |
| It took me all afternoon | |
| To read them all | |
| I learned more in that day | |
| Than I' ve ever learned before | |
| I don' t think you and I | |
| Should go clubbing anymore | |
| Last night your mother called to say | |
| Your father' s run away | |
| With the man who plays the polar bear | |
| In Disney' s Ice Parade | |
| She says don' t worry she' s okay | |
| She hated icedance anyway | |
| And now she' ll have more time alone | |
| To drink her days away | |
| Drink her days away | |
| Doesn' t need anyone to help her | |
| She' s okay | |
| Now I' ve come home again | |
| To find you in a sticky mess | |
| We won' t get our deposit back | |
| If you carry on like this | |
| So put away your whips and chains | |
| They couldn' t hold me anyway | |
| It' s the space between your shoulder blades | |
| That makes me want to stay | |
| And I' m okay | |
| I don' t need anyone to help me | |
| And now we retreat to the kitchen I' ll make you some tea | |
| You tell me when you were young you thought there would be | |
| Something more glorious for you to be | |
| And I say glorious? | |
| What could be more glorious than you and me | |
| And so your father' s run away | |
| Your mother' s in a drunken haze | |
| Doesn' t mean that you and I can' t make it anyway |