"Let Me In" lyrics

Now I dropped out of school on the 4th week of cool, no one could convince me to stay
I passed the bar and I hijacked a car, just to go back and glare at that place
I spat at the gods who insist they're in charge, though they don't have a dog in the race
I wandered round and my mother was proud, though she swears that wasn't the case

Let me in, let me in and I promise to grin half the time
Let me in, let me in and resolve to begin hearing church bells and thunderous chime
Let me in, let me in lay the pulse of your skin next to mine
Let me in, let me in put the droll winter dim back in line

Now I'm sorry to say that I cannot stay and it goes that way most of the time
You just climb in my pocket the good lord leaves no one behind
'Cept for me 'cept for me and my dear friends that no one can find
But for pictures and portraits and dead rhododendrons behind

Let me in, let me in and I promise to sin past my prime
Let me in, let me in and resolve to begin hearing church bells and thunderous chime
Let me in, let me in lay the pulse of you skin next to mine
Let me in, let me in put the droll winter dim back in line
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Let me in, let me in lay the pulse of you skin next to mine
Let me in, let me in put the droll winter dim back in line