Song information On this page you can read the lyrics of the song Lincoln Park Pirates , by - Steve Goodman. Release date: 14.09.1994
Song language: English
Song information On this page you can read the lyrics of the song Lincoln Park Pirates , by - Steve Goodman. Lincoln Park Pirates |
| In Chicago where I live, there’s an outfit that’d tow |
| almost anything off the street. |
| They deal mostly with automobile. |
| And we call 'em the Lincoln Park Pirates |
| The streetlamps are on in Chicago tonight |
| And lovers are gazing at stars |
| The stores are all closing |
| And Daley is dosing and the fatman’s counting the cars |
| And there’s more cars than places to put 'em, he said |
| But I’ve got room for them all |
| So round 'em up boys |
| 'cause I want some more toys |
| Hit the lot by the grocery store |
| To me way, hay |
| Tow them away |
| The Lincoln Park Pirates are we |
| From Wilmette to Gary |
| There’s nothing so harried |
| And we always collect are fee |
| To me way, hay |
| Tow them away |
| We plunder the streets of your town |
| Be it Edsel or Chevy there’s no car to heavy |
| And no one can make us shut down |
| We break into cars when we gotta |
| With pick axe and hammer and saw |
| And they said that this garage had no license |
| But little care I for the law |
| All my drivers are friendly and courteous |
| Their good manners ya always will get |
| 'Cause they’re all recent graduates of the charm school in Joliet |
| To me way, hay |
| Tow them away |
| The Lincoln Park Pirates are we |
| From Wilmette to Gary |
| There’s nothing so harried |
| And we always collect are fee |
| To me way, hay |
| Tow them away |
| We plunder the streets of your town |
| Be it Edsel or Chevy there’s no car to heavy |
| And no one can make us shut down |
| And when all the cars are collected |
| And all of their fenders are ruined |
| Then I’ll tow every boat in Belmont Harbor |
| To the Lincoln Park Lagoon |
| And when I’ve collected the ransom |
| And sunk all the ones that won’t yield |
| Then I’ll tow all the planes that are blocking the runways |
| At Midway, O’Hare and Meigs Field |
| To me way, hay |
| Tow them away |
| The Lincoln Park Pirates are we |
| From Wilmette to Gary |
| There’s nothing so harried |
| We always collect are fee |
| To me way, hay |
| Tow them away |
| Now citizens gather around |
| And I think it’s enough |
| And let’s call his bluff |
| Let’s tow the bum out of town |
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