Song information On this page you can find the lyrics of the song Block, artist - clipping.. Album song Face, in the genre Рэп и хип-хоп
Date of issue: 24.05.2018
Age restrictions: 18+
Record label: Deathbomb Arc
Song language: English
Block |
No parking Wednesdays at noon and the garbage lines the streets |
A cereal box with cartoons and a price tag way too steep |
And a fence that leans to the south around a yard with specks of grass |
And a dog with more teeth than mouth chained up sifting through trash |
That ice cream truck rolls too slow and the picture’s black and white |
And the cabin up back still ain’t cold and it’s mostly out at night |
And there ain’t no kids where it go and it don’t play music right |
And a kid with a hoodie looks old under the traffic light |
That liquor store sells Patron but it just sits on the shelf |
And that Steel Reserve in the back practically sells itself |
And the Arab up at the front don’t ever touch the stuff |
Single Swishers and blunts in a package opened up |
And a white tee XXXL make the men on the corners look tough |
And the men on the corners have lines and the women walk by straight |
Bold black and red for sale signs posted up on the gates |
Of every other Victorian with wood over the windows |
And someone converses about Jordans while wearing last year’s Timbos |
And a Chinese takeout menu decorates the gates with symbols |
And the cats are feral and fat and unreasonably nimble |
The trash is full to the top no cans or bottles in it |
Big bags being dragged down the street clanging and leaking liquid |
Expired tags on a Buick with one rim all in chrome |
And an older woman in stretch pants shuffles along too slow |
Pieces of flowers and a poem falling off a flickering light pole |
And a picture of someone it seems somebody used to know |
And a buzz in the air from a congregation of telephone wires |
And on the wires are birds sitting tiny and black |
And tennis shoes from the 90's looking fine and intact |
And a cable awkwardly hanging never reaching a house |
And below it a stained up and soggy formerly leather couch |
And rainbow patterns of oil pooling in potholed cement |
And a screen door with no hinges hanging hopelessly bent |
And a Bentley dressing the cover of a car magazine |
And a Price Is Right crowd cheering on a television screen |
With a big bat jutting out and the color mostly green |
And a stove where one burner works and the oven should be cleaned |
And coupons clipped on the table waiting to be redeemed |
And a siren sings long and deep and the chopper’s double meaned |
And the median is asleep so to wake and walk at strange things |