Borrow Each Other
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| "Borrow Each Other" | |
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| EP track by the Rentals | |
| from the EP Songs About Time (Chapter Three) | |
| Released | May 28, 2010 |
| Format | CD, LP, digital |
| Length | 3:16 |
| Label | self-released |
| Songwriter(s) | Matt Sharp |
| Producer(s) | Matt Sharp |
| Status | officially released |
| Songs About Time (Chapter Three) track listing | |
8 tracks
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| Alternate Cover | |
 Chapter Three: The Future | |
"Borrow Each Other" is a song by The Rentals written by Matt Sharp. It is the sixth track on the deluxe edition of Chapter Three: The Future, the third and final mini album of the Songs About Time project.
Lyrics
Are you borrowing me
Or am I borrowing you?
Are we borrowing each other
Just to see the night through?
Are you lending me secrets?
Are you lending me lies?
Are you lending me your sweetness
Just to get through the night?
Are you lending me secrets?
Are you lending me lies?
Are you lending me sweetness
Just to make it alright?
Did you learn something from me?
Did I learn something from you?
I don't know if you learned anything
To tell you the truth
We borrow each other in these temporary days
We borrow each other and slip away
All the millions of people
Were a curious kind
As we intertwine like Galapagos
Away from the crime
We're the vanishing faces
The vanishing minds
We're the lonely entertainment
That just passes the time
We're the vanishing faces
The vanishing minds
We're the brief entertainment
That passes the time
Did you learn something from me?
Did I learn something from you?
I don't know if you learned anything
To tell you the truth
We borrow each other in these temporary days
We borrow each other and slip away
This is only rehearsal
It's not opening night
This is only rehearsal
Practicing left(?)
We're the vanishing faces
The vanishing minds
We're the brief entertainment
That passes the time
We borrow each other in these temporary days
We borrow each other and slip away