I spent my nights in Chicago
Burning brain cells on the sixteenth floor
We camped out on the roof, baby
Until your neighbors they went crazy
Then you touched me
Casually at first
Conversations of circular rebirth
I spent a month in the northeast
Writing letters on the motel sheets
Those pills induced a dream, baby
And when I woke I'd gone crazy
And then you found me
And everything had changed
Three sheet wide, honey
It was in Brooklyn that I witnessed heaven
An outdoor fire adorned in linen
But I've got miles, baby, so you can take me home
So let's call your mother before we hit the road