"Black Boots / The Book of Dorothy (DEMO)" lyrics
Why do you think she wears those black boots?
Why do you think she dyes her hair black?
She's awfully insecure, she's trying to be cool
She's hoping to be more in those black boots
Why do I think I wear these black boots?
Why do I wear three pairs of black boots?
I feel a little stronger, I feel a little taller
I identify with the color
I like myself in these black boots
The Book of Dorothy
Dorothy is an Englishwoman, 18th century
She had chestnut hair, and in her garden she'd drink tea
The Book of Dorothy
Dorothy is my grandmother on my mother's side
She outlives two husbands, and she loves to be outside
The Book of Dorothy
The Book of Dorothy
And lastly, Dorothy's the little girl who grew up in the trailer park
Her life is the diary that is this book
The Book of Dorothy
The Book of Dorothy
Why do you think she dyes her hair black?
She's awfully insecure, she's trying to be cool
She's hoping to be more in those black boots
Why do I think I wear these black boots?
Why do I wear three pairs of black boots?
I feel a little stronger, I feel a little taller
I identify with the color
I like myself in these black boots
The Book of Dorothy
Dorothy is an Englishwoman, 18th century
She had chestnut hair, and in her garden she'd drink tea
The Book of Dorothy
Dorothy is my grandmother on my mother's side
She outlives two husbands, and she loves to be outside
The Book of Dorothy
The Book of Dorothy
And lastly, Dorothy's the little girl who grew up in the trailer park
Her life is the diary that is this book
The Book of Dorothy
The Book of Dorothy
