Текст песни With a Sort of Grace I Walked to the Bathroom to Cry - Sun Kil Moon
My
friend
Theresa,
she's
been
in
a
lot
of
pain
Was
there
recently,
had
took
up
all
the
space
in
my
brain
She
lives
there,
by
a
cornfield
So
was
it
the
spray
or
was
it
the
medication
she
took
to
get
herself
through
her
day
We
got
into
her
car
and
we
drove
around
The
Ohio
roads
that
were
flooded
with
rain
on
the
ground
We
got
into
a
car
and
we
drove
around
"Teaser
and
the
Firecat"
and
"Tea
For
the
Tillerman"
were
in
the
background
When
I
was
a
kid,
I
kept
toads
and
garter
snakes
In
the
window
well
and
they
drowned
when
it
rained
Before
the
snow
came
down
in
the
winter
I
dug
a
hole
for
my
box
turtle
He'd
hibernate
until
Spring
I'd
come
and
get
him
And
I
took
her
picture
near
a
red
fire
hydrant
near
an
old
barn
And
then
we
ate
at
Eadie's
Fish
House
in
North
Canton
And
that
night
we
watched
Jimmy
Buffet
on
Jimmy
Fallon
And
I
went
to
sleep
on
her
couch
while
she
walked
off
to
her
bedroom
And
I
kissed
her
goodnight
And
I
looked
at
her
tired
eyes
With
a
sort
of
grace
I
walked
to
the
toilet
to
cry
Because
I
remember
when
we
were
just
young
Just
young,
young
little
kids
Before
the
heaviness
of
life
took
over
every
fucking
thing
Because
I
remember
when
we
were
just
young
Young,
young
little
kids
Playing
the
Ouija
board
on
a
yellow
card
table
in
her
mother's
basement
And
when
I'm
walking
down
the
Ohio
roads
I
remember
all
the
turtles
and
snakes
and
the
frogs
and
the
toads
And
all
the
ponds
and
lakes,
the
records
and
8-track
tapes
I
loved
Emerson
Lake
and
Palmer's
Brain
Salad
Surgery
but
Eric
Clapton's
Slowhand
gave
me
a
fucking
headache
And
as
I
walk
around
the
block
that
you
live
on
I
see
poetry
in
every
inch
of
it
I
see
lightning
bugs
flicker
at
dusk
In
the
overgrown
weeds
at
house
being
foreclosed
on
And
I
walk
over
to
the
church
at
the
intersection
Fluorescent
blue
painted
handicapped
parking
spaces
And
at
the
side
of
the
road
I
see
a
dead
groundhog
laying
on
his
back
And
I
walk
over
to
him
and
there's
another
groundhog
nearby
in
the
weeds
Breathing
fast
like
he's
having
a
panic
attack
My
friend
Theresa
she's
been
in
so
much
pain
When
I
visit
her,
I
do
my
best
not
to
bitch
or
complain
So
I
goof
around
and
I
like
to
tell
her
dumb
jokes
But
underneath
it
all
I've
got
a
gnawing
fear
deep
in
my
bones
Because
someone
I
love
is
so
sick
and
so
tired
and
weak
I
want
to
make
her
laugh
because
everything's
been
so
goddamn
fucking
bleak
But
I'm
here
to
give
her
my
love
when
and
while
I
can
Because
I
gotta
go
back
to
work
like
any
other
working
man
And
I
went
out
tonight
and
I
got
her
Kraus'
pizza
Anything
I
could
do
for
my
beloved
friend
Theresa
And
I
got
her
a
brand
new
bed
cause
her
back's
so
fucking
bad
I
went
to
a
department
store
and
picked
it
out
with
my
dad
I
love
you,
love
you,
love
you,
love
you
Theresa
And
I'm
really
sorry
that
I
gotta
leave
you
I
always
knew
you
wanted
to
play
and
sing
I
always
knew
you'd
leave
Ohio
and
cross
a
bunch
of
oceans
and
seas
But
there
is
no
sound
I
love
more
or
that
is
more
healing
Then
when
I
close
my
eyes
and
you
sing
personally
to
my
kids
and
me
And
as
I
walk
around
the
block
you
live
on
It
smells
so
much
like
our
childhood
It
smells
so
much
like
our
old
neighborhood
I
remember
when
I
first
heard
Led
Zeppelin's
"Tea
For
One"
Laying
by
my
bedroom
window
on
Valium
soaking
up
the
warm
afternoon
sun
rays
And
in
those
minutes,
hours,
I
was
totally
content
And
I'll
take
that
memory
to
my
grave
as
one
of
my
happiest
moments
And
I
remember
you
swimming
at
Turkeyfoot
Me
and
my
dad
were
up
in
his
fishing
boat
Tossing
our
lines
out
onto
the
lake
With
the
minnow
bucket
hanging
by
a
stringer
off
the
edge
of
the
boat
And
I
remember
watching
the
bobbers
and
waiting
for
a
bass
to
take
the
bait
And
I
remember
your
big
happy
smile
While
you
were
wading
out
there
in
the
water
And
that
smile
still
graces
your
face
And
the
faces
of
your
beautiful
young
daughters
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