Song information On this page you can read the lyrics of the song Sister Christian Where Are You Now , by - Jesse Malin. Song from the album Broken Radio, in the genre ИндиRelease date: 13.05.2007
Record label: Jesse Malin
Song language: English
Sister Christian Where Are You Now |
| Newspapers fly off a truck |
| Day is dawning |
| The milkman’s yawning |
| The old man he wishes me luck |
| It’s your choice with your Village Voice |
| And Tomorrow Never Knows |
| Just keep on moving |
| Keep on grooving |
| I was born 1973 |
| Pinball kids in tight blue jeans |
| I was born in 1984 |
| Dad and mom on the Jersey shore |
| Sister Christian, where are you now? |
| When all my dreams come 'round |
| We used to hang out in the park |
| With brown bag beer in those boombox years |
| Fooling around in the dark |
| Back from college with carnal knowledge |
| And the only thing I know |
| Is to keep on moving |
| Keep on grooving |
| I was born in 1968 |
| Summer child of peace love and hate |
| I was born in 1932 |
| Purple hearts on the chosen few |
| Sister Christian, Where are you now? |
| When all my dreams come 'round |
| Saint Cecilia, follow me down |
| Somewhere in this town |
| Kevin I miss you the most |
| Your dedication to your nation |
| Sometimes I feel like a ghost |
| While the unforgiven go on livin' |
| And the only thing I know |
| Is to keep on moving |
| Keep on grooving |
| Sister Christian, Where are you now? |
| When all my dreams come 'round |
| New York city, follow me down |
| I’m hanging 'round |
| The same old town |
| I read about you and wonder how you are |