The Sleeper

MAUREEN TUCKER, STERLING MORRISON, JOHN CALE, LOU REED, RICHARD LAWSON, PETER NASH

Your mailbox is always empty
And your landlord always complains
And you try to forget your past
But it's just adding to your pain
And it's time for one more cigarette

Yes, I slept on your satin pillows
They felt like a second skin
You needn't have looked so helpless there
I was the moth stuck on your pin

Sleeping, I am the sleeper
Sleeping, I am the sleeper

Oh it used to feel so right
Everything seemed new
I haven't changed
It isn't me that's what's wrong with you

Sleeping, I am the sleeper

The sun came up and you'd come back
The door was open wide
I should have slammed it in your face
I should have shot you in the back
That's what Jesus would have done
If Satan had come
And looked him in the eye and said
"You're my kind of guy, why don't you come away with me?
Come away with me"
Cause I love you, I love ya, I love ya - that's what she said
I love ya, love ya
I'd rather speak to Satan himself

I love you, I love you, I love you
I love you, I'm the sleeper

Trivia about the song The Sleeper by John Cale

When was the song “The Sleeper” released by John Cale?
The song The Sleeper was released in 1985, on the album “Artificial Intelligence”.
Who composed the song “The Sleeper” by John Cale?
The song “The Sleeper” by John Cale was composed by MAUREEN TUCKER, STERLING MORRISON, JOHN CALE, LOU REED, RICHARD LAWSON, PETER NASH.

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