Stained glass chandeliers And shattered bedroom mirrors Tapestries of fine brocade Mixed with town-house charades.
Leaky faucet fallacies An upper-middle class disease Pop radio leaves them apathetic Try alt-indie for aesthetics.
They will call the wallpaper charming For well-furnished rooms are quite disarming Smile and nod in a well-meaning act But once they leave, feel free to attack.
You can hang Chuhuli in the kitchen Da Vincis in bathrooms are quite bewitching But give me a house that knows how to be How to sleep and to sing and to sigh and to scream.
Something lovely about carpet freshly vacuumed But who cares about designer living rooms? A house isn't a home until it's been broken in We call them hassocks, so long ottomans.