Lyrics Ready For Confetti - Robert Earl Keen

Ready For Confetti - Robert Earl Keen
Song information On this page you can find the lyrics of the song Ready For Confetti, artist - Robert Earl Keen. Album song Ready For Confetti, in the genre Кантри
Date of issue: 31.12.2010
Record label: Lost Highway
Song language: English

Ready For Confetti

I see this woman everyday
Dancin' on the corner at the Gas & Pay
Whirlin' and a-twirlin' in the bright sunshine
With her earbuds on and a cardboard sign
They say that she once was a workin' girl
It’s a wigged out, weired out, wild and a wacky world
Get ready for confetti, hey hey hey
Get ready for confetti, hey hey hey
Get ready for confetti everyday
(Hey hey hey) everyday
I knew this psychic many years ago
He’d been abducted by a UFO
They took him to another galaxy
He read their fortunes and they set him free
He once was very famous scientist
Said livin' in the future is to hard to resist
(Guitar)
I play the ponies and I look for clues
Hit the highway and I pay my dues
I mind my business as I walk the line
With my earbuds on and my cardboard sign
And when they say to go, I’ll go
You never know what you don’t know
Get ready for confetti, hey hey hey
Get ready for confetti, hey hey hey
Get ready for confetti
Get ready for confetti, hey hey hey
Get ready for confetti, hey hey hey
Get ready for confetti everyday
Get ready for confetti, hey hey
Get ready for confetti, hey hey
Get ready for confetti everyday
Everyday
Everydaaaaaay

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Artist lyrics: Robert Earl Keen