Song information On this page you can find the lyrics of the song Suffering Jukebox, artist - Silver Jews. Album song Lookout Mountain, Lookout Sea, in the genre Иностранный рокSuffering Jukebox |
| Planes on the downtown skyline is a sight to see for some |
| It ought to make a few reputations in the cult of number one |
| While these seconds turn these minutes into hours of the day |
| All these doubles drive the dollars and the light of day away |
| Suffering jukebox such a sad machine |
| Your filled up with what other people need |
| And they never seem to turn you up loud |
| There are a lot of chatterboxes in this crowd |
| Suffering jukebox in a happy town |
| You’re over in the corner breaking down |
| They always seem to keep you way down low |
| The people in this town don’t want to know |
| Well I guess all that mad misery must make it seem to true to you |
| But money lights your world up, you’re trapped what can you do? |
| You got Tennessee tendencies and chemical dependancies |
| You make the same old jokes and malaprops on cue |
| Suffering jukebox such a sad machine |
| Your filled up with what other people need |
| Hardship, damnation and guilt |
| Make you wonder why you were even built |
| Suffering jukebox in a happy town |
| You’re over in the corner breaking down |
| They always seem to keep you way down low |
| The people in this town don’t want to know |
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