Lyrics:

At night I crawl and sometimes fall
Will this thick skin absorb your sins?
Egyptians trade, feel numb for a day
Not even warm Saint Christopher's gaze
Margarita says drink when you're dead
In the same boat, our half don't float
Phone call from Puerto Rico
Tell my girl I love her so
One day you'll be replaced
That deep blue sky will be your home in time

At night I crawl and sometimes fall
Will this thick skin absorb your sins?
Lean on me 'cause I'm old and weak
Bones decay, waddle on feet
We'll sway from state to state
In solid heat our bodies wait
One day you'll be replaced
That deep blue sky will be your home in time

At night I crawl and sometimes fall
With this thin skin, you can see my sins
Egyptians trade, feel numb for a day
Not even warm Saint Christopher's gaze
Phone call from Puerto Rico
Tell my girl I love her so
One day you'll be replaced
That deep blue sky will be your home in time

Time, time, time, time
Time, time, time, time
Time, time, time, time
Time, time, time, time