| Song | Wilted Daisies |
| Artist | Joshua James |
| Album | Build Me This (Bonus Track Version) |
| Download | Image LRC TXT |
| Pretty, pretty wilted daisies all in a row | |
| On the top of Mt. Vernon in the dirty snow | |
| Where the shadows sing of sunshine like a dying snow | |
| Pretty, pretty wilted daisies all in a row | |
| You’re waving high into the night time of a New York street | |
| Your newly painted yellow taxi has dirty seats | |
| You’re racing quick into the nightclub, so that you can see | |
| The same old sick and sadly strangers always seem to meet | |
| Cause it’s a long way to and a short ride from the top | |
| It’s a rotting middle finger and the cancer will not stop | |
| It’s a long way to and a short ride from the top | |
| Well, your hand begins to slip or they cut and either way you drop | |
| Your small apartment is a mess but you don’t seem to care | |
| The dirty dishes in the corner go with the broken chairs | |
| And higher grows the stack of bills that calmly declare | |
| If you don’t pay within a week then your shit is theirs | |
| You go to work Monday through Sunday, open to close | |
| The seven dollars that they pay you, son, is good as a broken nose | |
| When no one’s watching, pull your pants down, touch your toes | |
| You’re undercut and you’re exploited but that’s how our country grows | |
| Cause it’s a long way to and a short ride from the top | |
| It’s a rotting middle finger and the cancer will not stop | |
| It’s a long way to and a short ride from the top | |
| And your hand begins to slip or they cut | |
| Either way you take what they have stolen | |
| Or try to break what can’t be broken | |
| You can speak what you believe | |
| But every thought comes preconceived | |
| You try to wash your hands to this | |
| Clear your conscience and dismiss | |
| Pretend our problems don’t exist | |
| We’re taking aspirin for a broken wrist | |
| Cause it’s a long, long way to the top | |
| Oh, it’s your rotting middle finger and the cancer will not stop | |
| It’s a long, long way to the top | |
| Well, our hands begin to slip or they cut, either way we |
| Pretty, pretty wilted daisies all in a row | |
| On the top of Mt. Vernon in the dirty snow | |
| Where the shadows sing of sunshine like a dying snow | |
| Pretty, pretty wilted daisies all in a row | |
| You' re waving high into the night time of a New York street | |
| Your newly painted yellow taxi has dirty seats | |
| You' re racing quick into the nightclub, so that you can see | |
| The same old sick and sadly strangers always seem to meet | |
| Cause it' s a long way to and a short ride from the top | |
| It' s a rotting middle finger and the cancer will not stop | |
| It' s a long way to and a short ride from the top | |
| Well, your hand begins to slip or they cut and either way you drop | |
| Your small apartment is a mess but you don' t seem to care | |
| The dirty dishes in the corner go with the broken chairs | |
| And higher grows the stack of bills that calmly declare | |
| If you don' t pay within a week then your shit is theirs | |
| You go to work Monday through Sunday, open to close | |
| The seven dollars that they pay you, son, is good as a broken nose | |
| When no one' s watching, pull your pants down, touch your toes | |
| You' re undercut and you' re exploited but that' s how our country grows | |
| Cause it' s a long way to and a short ride from the top | |
| It' s a rotting middle finger and the cancer will not stop | |
| It' s a long way to and a short ride from the top | |
| And your hand begins to slip or they cut | |
| Either way you take what they have stolen | |
| Or try to break what can' t be broken | |
| You can speak what you believe | |
| But every thought comes preconceived | |
| You try to wash your hands to this | |
| Clear your conscience and dismiss | |
| Pretend our problems don' t exist | |
| We' re taking aspirin for a broken wrist | |
| Cause it' s a long, long way to the top | |
| Oh, it' s your rotting middle finger and the cancer will not stop | |
| It' s a long, long way to the top | |
| Well, our hands begin to slip or they cut, either way we |
| Pretty, pretty wilted daisies all in a row | |
| On the top of Mt. Vernon in the dirty snow | |
| Where the shadows sing of sunshine like a dying snow | |
| Pretty, pretty wilted daisies all in a row | |
| You' re waving high into the night time of a New York street | |
| Your newly painted yellow taxi has dirty seats | |
| You' re racing quick into the nightclub, so that you can see | |
| The same old sick and sadly strangers always seem to meet | |
| Cause it' s a long way to and a short ride from the top | |
| It' s a rotting middle finger and the cancer will not stop | |
| It' s a long way to and a short ride from the top | |
| Well, your hand begins to slip or they cut and either way you drop | |
| Your small apartment is a mess but you don' t seem to care | |
| The dirty dishes in the corner go with the broken chairs | |
| And higher grows the stack of bills that calmly declare | |
| If you don' t pay within a week then your shit is theirs | |
| You go to work Monday through Sunday, open to close | |
| The seven dollars that they pay you, son, is good as a broken nose | |
| When no one' s watching, pull your pants down, touch your toes | |
| You' re undercut and you' re exploited but that' s how our country grows | |
| Cause it' s a long way to and a short ride from the top | |
| It' s a rotting middle finger and the cancer will not stop | |
| It' s a long way to and a short ride from the top | |
| And your hand begins to slip or they cut | |
| Either way you take what they have stolen | |
| Or try to break what can' t be broken | |
| You can speak what you believe | |
| But every thought comes preconceived | |
| You try to wash your hands to this | |
| Clear your conscience and dismiss | |
| Pretend our problems don' t exist | |
| We' re taking aspirin for a broken wrist | |
| Cause it' s a long, long way to the top | |
| Oh, it' s your rotting middle finger and the cancer will not stop | |
| It' s a long, long way to the top | |
| Well, our hands begin to slip or they cut, either way we |