
Date of issue: 22.06.1998
Record label: Fat Wreck Chords
Song language: English
As You Start Leaving |
A train sounds off, whistle blowing |
Lighthouse horn’s early warning |
Clean cool air with stars out shining |
Overcoat and whiskey drinking |
Hands locked tight and close together |
These nights are bliss in drunken leisure |
Spitting air in gusts as it gets cooler |
Sparse clouds try to come together |
You feel the chill and bid farewell as you start leaving |
Sounds like an evening |
The cars thin out on empty streets |
No traffic jams to make you weak |
Shopkeepers leave, at home they speak |
Of good patrons and of cash and thieves |
The wind is gaining ground on you |
The air turns damp with the seaside dew |
But it don’t lie, it tells the truth |
And all is well and all is new |
You feel the chill and bid farewell as you start leaving |
Sounds like an evening |
Your west side is a teenage waiting |
Los Angeles a childhood haze |
Like steps to nowhere you sit there gazing |
At friends you’ve lost through years of forgetting |
Time sells you short of all you’re wanting |
Though you don’t know just what you’re seeking |
Except winter nights and cigarettes |
And boozing with the best of them |
You feel the chill and bid farewell as you start leaving |
Sounds like an evening |
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