[Verse 1] She’s got the eyes of a snake Loaded dice raising stakes from a cash cow I’ll be her burn victim, hypothermic, so damn hot Come to smiling like I blacked out in Glasgow I woke up in the name that I wore last night To the sound of an empty bed And it’s ringing in my ears just like Sweet nothings from the voices in my head [Chorus] Where do you get off being so goddamn beautiful? Oh lord, don’t ask me what I mean Where do you get off being so goddamn beautiful? [Verse 2] She’s got the touch of an anesthesiologist Please put me under Because I tremble with the notion that there’s something unsaid But numb my head, I’ll mumble reticently I wonder how I woke up in the middle of my surgery And I watched them botch my heart Only the second worst thing that I could’ve thought was “This won’t have to end if it doesn’t start” [Chorus] Where do you get off being so goddamn beautiful? Oh lord, don’t ask me what I mean Where do you get off being so goddamn beautiful? Oh lord [Bridge] I’ll never know, I’ll never know, I’ll never know I’ll never know what it’s like, what it’s like to love you I’ll never know, I’ll never know, I’ll never know I’ll never know what it’s like, what it’s like to love you [Chorus] Where do you get off being so goddamn beautiful? Oh lord, heart bluer than my balls Where do you get off being so goddamn beautiful? Oh lord, just say that it’s on me
Not really? WKJ is more about love itself though, the creepy aspects of it, thinking about someone in _certain_ ways with out them knowing. And the added bonus of not even knowing them. AWHN is, uh, not that. Many different interpretations from what I can find. Mainly, the amnesia being literally personified, or amnesia being an actual person that stayed by his side the entire time he was in the hospital. Even that it was an illicit relationship between the dr and patient. But depending on your interpretation of both songs, it can both revolve around loving a girl who you dont actually know.
