"Disbelief" lyrics

Couldn't tell you the photographer we saw at the museum on my birthday
Bought a postcard of a portrait of a man who looked like you
And we were through then, but I knew
I'd hang it up in every room I've lived in since
To remind me where I've been

Sometimes
As an exercise, I think
"Everything is gonna be alright"

I was gonna get a real job, then I found justification
Watching ancient artisans carving creation myths from marble
And you started to get anxious, you said it's so cataclysmic
Try to find me in the seal, phones around the colosseum

Sometimes, as an exercise, I think
"Everything's gonna be alright"

Early then call in Seattle, tie my shoes, talking to me
Said some people go their whole lives and never see totality
But I believe I got the gambit when you wake up next to me
Everyone before you crossed me
Don't you want me to feel free?

Sometimes, as an exercise, I think
"Everything is gonna be alright"

Sometimes
I can hang my disbelief with the sheets on the laundry line
Leave it out overnight to dry
Sometimes