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Still Remains

this is one of the most beautiful songs by Stone Temple Pilots!
















tell me, what do you think it means?



   "Still Remains"

our bed we live, our bed we sleep
making love and I become you
flesh is warm with naked feet
stabbing thorns and you become me
oh, I'd beg for you. Oh, you know I'll beg for you.


pick a song and sing a yellow nectarine

take a bath, I'll drink the water that you leave

if you should die before me
ask if you can bring a friend
pick a flower, hold your breath
and drift away...



she holds my hand we share a laugh,

slipping orange blossom breezes

love is still and sweat remains
a cherished gift unselfish feeling...
oh, I'd beg for you. Oh, you know I'll beg for you.



pick a song and sing a yellow nectarine

take a bath, I'll drink the water that you leave

if you should die before me
ask if you can bring a friend
pick a flower, hold your breath
and drift away...



she tells me things, I listen well

drink the wine and save the water

skin is smooth, I steal a glance
dragon flies "er" gliding over...
oh, I'll beg for you. Oh, you know I'll beg for you.



pick a song and sing a yellow nectarine

take a bath, I'll drink the water that you leave

if you should die before me
ask if you can bring a friend
pick a flower, hold your breath
and drift away...



Here I go... I want to sing it!


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