And you're riding in back
Laying here on your back
You're as serious as a heart attack
All those picturesque moments
The sunsets glowing
Through the back of the van

And the water is diamonds
There's something you're hiding
It's just your fatal flaw
[?] to compose
But just being this happy
Is like walking around
In somebody else's clothes

And you all think I'm stupid
Too nice, too aloof
There's no one in here at all
Been on the road for so long
Singing self-obsessed songs
I'm always coming as I'm going

And the water is diamonds
There's something you're hiding
You wish you could just shout it out
"Just fucking love me
I'm tired of leaving
And waking up
In somebody else's clothes"
My dad's been in jail
For two halves of a year
I got my first letter today
It was simple and sad
It was painfully clear
And this is how it read:

"My daughter this time well
The water's not diamonds
I'm a fraud and I am old
And they found me out
But just being your father
Is like walking around
In somebody else's clothes
I'll be out by the first snow
Wearing somebody else's clothes"