Cut my tongue out
I've been caught out
Like a giant juggernaut
Happy hours
Golden showers
On a cruise to freak you out
We could fly a helicopter
Nothing left to talk about
Entertain you
Celebrate you
I'll be back to frame you
[Chorus:]
When I grow up
I'll be stable
When I grow up
I'll turn the tables
Trying hard to fit among you
Floating out to wonderland
Unprotected
God I'm pregnant
Damn the consequences
[Chorus:]
Blood and blisters
On my fingers
Chaos rules when we're apart
Watch my temper
I go mental
I'll try to be gentle
[Chorus:]
When I grow up
When I grow up
When I grow up
I'll turn the tables
[Bridge:]
Don't take offense
Better make amends
Rip it all to shreds and let it go
I rip it all to shreds and let it go
I rip it all to shreds and let it go
I rip it all to shreds and let it go.
-- Garbage
About Me
- Odrini
- Patricia hails from the fabled city of Cupertino where your favorite portable music player grows in the field.
Her occupations included music teacher, code monkey, certified geek, and paper pusher. She is also a perpetual student.
Patricia is the author of several blogs since the early 2000s and the current incarnation is the most coherent. A comprehensive macchiato mind website has been in the works for the better part of the decade. A single line of requirements has yet to be written and will be in progress in the foreseeable future.
Caffè macchiato (IPA: [maʔˈkja(ː)to], anglicised variously as IPA: /məˈ(t)ʃjætəʊ/, /məˈ(t)ʃjɑːtəʊ/, etc., sometimes Espresso macchiato), an Italian beverage, is espresso with a tiny dollop of foamed milk on top. "Macchiato" simply means "marked" or "stained," and in the case of caffè macchiato, this means literally "espresso stained/marked with milk." Traditionally it is made with one shot of espresso, and the "mark" or "stain" of milk was traditionally put there to indicate the beverage has a little milk in it (usually about a teaspoon). -- Wikipedia
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