Song information On this page you can read the lyrics of the song Prairie Dog , by - Laika. Song from the album Sounds of the Satellites, in the genre Release date: 23.02.1997
Record label: Too Pure
Song language: English
Prairie Dog |
| Prairie now isn’t that a pretty word |
| Rolls off the tongue like a setting sun |
| You should have heard what I heard |
| A shriek a syllable a sleight of hand |
| Prairie now isn’t that a lonely word |
| Slips through the hands like a falling star |
| You should have seen what I saw |
| A mask an artifice a skillful smear |
| If I could pull the nerves from my skin |
| If I could pull the nerves from my skin |
| I would |
| Prairie now isn’t that an evil word |
| Trips on its feet like a slouching beast |
| Surely things will change now |
| A start a plan a place to go |
| If I could pull the nerves from my skin |
| If I could pull the nerves from my skin |
| I would |
| Prairie now isn’t that a pretty word |
| Rolls off the tongue like a setting sun |
| You should have heard what I heard |
| A shriek a syllable a sleight of hand |
| Surely things will change now |
| Surely things will change now |
| Surely things will change now |
| Surely things will change now |