Let me tell you about this girl named Julia
Her parents never let her go out as a kid
They never had birthdays or vacations or Christmas
They just sat at home and watched paint dry all day
She's never coming home
Never coming home
Never coming never coming home
Never coming home
Yeah she's never coming home
Never coming home
Never coming never coming home
Never coming home
He speaks when she can't hear
He talks with his mouth glued to the door
He feigns sick when he wants to
She comes when his spoon hits the floor
The fist shaped hole covered wall
The bite marks plastering her forearm
The phantom pressure of a hand around your neck
And she wonders if there's any way out
Julia, Julia
You truly are peculiar
He walks with chains tied to his ankle
She follows him with the weight of the world on her shoulders
She feeds him when he's hungry
He bites the hand that has no choice but to feed him
And sometimes I wish I was someone else
Wish I could get some alone time
Cos it's been a long time
And sometimes I wish you would disappear
Find your way up and leave and get the hell out of here
We are just sitting around and killing time, I hope you don't mind?
Never coming (X a whole damn bunch. 32 I think)
The way she walks sounds alarms
(She wears long sleeve shirts in the summer)
She wears sunglasses inside
(100 degrees all covered up)
Ask her why she's wearing them
(She says she just doesn't get very hot)
And she'll tell you that she's high
(But we all know that's not why she's all covered up)
The patchwork plaster on the wall
Just big enough to put his hands through
The clock stays frozen on their dresser
She watches it while he's asleep and waits for it to change
The fist shaped hole covered wall
The bite marks plastering her forearm
The phantom pressure of a hand around your neck
And she wonders if there's any way out
Julia Julia
You truly are peculiar
Julia Julia
It just seems so familiar