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Anti​-​Nuclear Weapon For Hire (Devotion)

from Cavities by Teeth People

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When she's looking her worst
She's looking better than the rest
She's better looking than Diana in a summer dress
She calms me way down against the chain-link wire
An anti-nuclear weapon for hire

Then she took a short vacation to John's city of birth
While I fantasized two times 'bout Yoko's two cents' worth
Now I'll go way down to the warm, warm fire
And back to be with whom I admire
It's a feeling of devotion
There's no higher

Well I was wandering around in the cemetery town
Without a penny in my pocket and my back burned brown
That's when she saved me and took me in
Now I read by her lamplight and call her my friend
But love creeps up like a killer at dusk
Cool as celery, yielding earth's inner crust
Within an arrow that pierces my skin
As I look into her eyes and begin
To get a feeling of devotion
There's no higher

When she's looking her worst
She's looking better than the rest
She's better looking than a goddess in a summer dress
She calms me way down against the chain-link wire
An anti-nuclear weapon for hire

Then she took a short vacation to John's city of birth
While I fantasized two times 'bout Yoko's two cents' worth
Now I'll go way down to the warm, warm fire
And back to be with whom I admire
It's a feeling of devotion
There's no higher

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from Cavities, released October 2, 2015

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