| Song | Hang a Sign |
| Artist | John Ralston |
| Album | Needle Bed |
| When I was little I got lost. | |
| Slept in a shopping cart. | |
| Shielding my eyes from the scene of the crime, | |
| I bribed myself not to look back. Oh, at that. | |
| On the high bars and I was pretending. | |
| In my head, I knew the right ending. | |
| Tried to stick, tried to stand, but I never could land. | |
| Decided nothing works out anyway. | |
| Please hang a sign from my grave when I die. | |
| So I can remind you that finally I’m free from it all. | |
| The voices, the stalls, | |
| My razor sharp tongue and my paper trail heart | |
| That never let me forgive myself. | |
| And if I don’t come home one night, | |
| Promise you won’t leave on one light. | |
| I want to drive by, see the windows dark eyes, | |
| Pretend that there’s nobody there. | |
| Please hang a sign from my grave when I die. | |
| So I can remind you that finally I’m free from it all. | |
| The voices, the stalls, | |
| My razor sharp tongue and my paper trail heart | |
| That never let me forgive myself |
| When I was little I got lost. | |
| Slept in a shopping cart. | |
| Shielding my eyes from the scene of the crime, | |
| I bribed myself not to look back. Oh, at that. | |
| On the high bars and I was pretending. | |
| In my head, I knew the right ending. | |
| Tried to stick, tried to stand, but I never could land. | |
| Decided nothing works out anyway. | |
| Please hang a sign from my grave when I die. | |
| So I can remind you that finally I' m free from it all. | |
| The voices, the stalls, | |
| My razor sharp tongue and my paper trail heart | |
| That never let me forgive myself. | |
| And if I don' t come home one night, | |
| Promise you won' t leave on one light. | |
| I want to drive by, see the windows dark eyes, | |
| Pretend that there' s nobody there. | |
| Please hang a sign from my grave when I die. | |
| So I can remind you that finally I' m free from it all. | |
| The voices, the stalls, | |
| My razor sharp tongue and my paper trail heart | |
| That never let me forgive myself |