Regina Spektor Quotes

Imagine you go away On a business trip one day And when you come back home Your children have grown And you never made your wife moan

They'll name a city after us And later say it's all our fault…

The flowers you gave me are rotting And still I refuse to throw them away

A man destined to fry Can never ever ever die... In any other way but frying.<p> Lucky that I'm dying By hanging and not drowning.

A man destined to hang Can never drown, A man destined to hang Can never ever drown. A man destined to drown Can never burn...

How could it go on when I don't exist? I don't exist... So now that we've got that straight Doesn't mean that I can fly Doesn't mean I that I can go do whatever I want.

On the day that Daniel Cowman stopped existing The world should have ended right then and there At precisely four-fifteen when he stopped existing The world should have ended How could it go on?

The world's got a nosebleed, it said And we're flooding, but we keep on cutting the trees and the forests! And we keep on paying those freaks on the TV Who claim they will save us, but want to enslave us, and Sweating like demons, they scream through our speakers But we leave the sound on 'cause silence is harder, and No one's the killer and no one's the martyr The world that has made us can no longer contain us And prophets are silent and rotting away.

Love is the answer to a question I have forgotten, but I know I've been asked. And the answer has got to be love.

Water, salt, cucumbers, garlic and

Pickle jars are just pickle jars, and pickles are just pickles.

Thirty-two's still a goddamn number Thirty-two's still counts Gonna make it count

I'm the king's thirty-second son There's thirty-one others just like me There's thirty-one others on the way There's thirty-one others after that...

Pavlov's Daughter, woke up in the morning, hear the bell ring, and something deep inside of her, makes her want to salivate, so she lays there drooling on her pillow...

He was perfect except for the fact that he was an engineer And mothers prefer doctors And lawyers <p> Yet despite this imperfection He was clean-looking and respectable-looking And you'll never find a mother Who doesn't appreciate a natural man