[Verse 1]
Standing in
The museum
The one between fifth and sixth
Strange to see
The masterpiece
“The Persistence of Memory”
There’s really nothing there
At all
At all
There’s really nothing there
At all
At all
[Verse 2]
That portrait
I thought I’d get
The one that’s called “Forbidden Fruit”
Stupid name in a gilded frame
There was something there
There was something good
Sometimes there’s nothing there
At all
At all
Sometimes there’s nothing there
At all
At all
Oh
[Chorus]
The fun collapses every time
Just like life
I read in bed at night
The fun collapses every time
But it’s all right
I hear there’s more to life
[Verse 3]
That booklet
I thought I’d write
Our long weekend last June
Chateau-sur-Mer and the ocean air
Marble House, The Breakers, and you
The words were there, then they were not there
At all
At all
The words were there, then they were not there
At all
At all
[Chorus]
The fun collapses every time
Just like life
I read in bed at night
The fun collapses every time
But it’s all right
I hear there’s more to life
The fun collapses every time
Just like life
I read in bed at night
The fun collapses every time
But it’s all right
I hear there’s more to life
Museums in Decline was written by Glenn Black & Jamey Bozeman & Lee Bozeman & Chris Foley & Matt Hinton.
Museums in Decline was produced by Luxury.
Luxury released Museums in Decline on Fri Jun 14 2019.
According to Lee Bozeman’s footnotes for Trophies, the title “Museums in Decline”
was inspired directly by the title “A Year in Decline” by my friend Taylor’s band Quiet Company. Taylor’s song is about the decline of a marriage and the feelings surrounding it.