Song information On this page you can find the lyrics of the song Ayawa 'kya, artist - Cayucas. Date of issue: 29.04.2013
Song language: English
Ayawa 'kya |
| She was buoyed up autumn leaf reddish hair |
| Chopped up wood behind a leather chair |
| From the east east shore we paddled south |
| Dog came running out with stick in mouth |
| Clanky motorcycle jug jag spat! |
| Leather shoes and a sun-bleached baseball hat |
| Came running down the stairs like clickety-clack |
| You slipped and fell |
| And landed on your back |
| Playing tackle football covered up with mud |
| Rutgers sweatshirt dirty, ripped and scuffed |
| Old sport Oxford champ a pioneer |
| Lone wolf grizzly bear and elk and deer |
| Clanky motorcycle jug jag spat! |
| Leather shoes and a sun-bleached baseball hat |
| Came running down the stairs like clickety-clack |
| You slipped and fell |
| And landed on your back |
| I was like Saturday night, I’ll be there |
| Martini call it laissez-faire |
| Sweater vest, plaid shirt tucked in |
| Morning sail around 6 a. |
| m |
| Long Island, north shore owl eye glasses |
| Book collection, no camera flashes |
| Said no need for corduroy |
| No need for corduroy |
| A hard day’s working when the sun came up |
| Oh until the sun went down |
| Feel my feet dragging on the floor |
| Walking home at 2 in the morning |
| Only seventeen miles left |
| Feel like feel like feel like I’m so poor |
| Oh oh hey |
| Ayawa, kya kya ayawa |