Song information On this page you can find the lyrics of the song Hoodie Weather, artist - The Wonder Years. Date of issue: 13.06.2011
Song language: English
Hoodie Weather |
| It smells like it should be snowing |
| And I’ve been frequenting a diner on Main Street |
| Where the waitresses are girls that graduated with me |
| Have problems with oxy, and can’t recall what I had to drink |
| No one knows where they’re going |
| They just know they want out of here badly |
| Like cigarettes dropped on a highway |
| They smash, and scatter, and burn out |
| Somewhere else without knowing |
| I’ve got my grandmother’s veins in the back of my hands |
| And just a hint of a South Philly accent |
| I was born here |
| (I'll probably die here) |
| Let’s go home |
| This town’s got lies to tell |
| I’ll wait around to hear you out |
| But I can’t keep from digging up these bones forever |
| At least for now, I’ll settle down |
| I’ll try to find some solid ground |
| I lost my footing trying to get home last winter |
| The kids in the graduating class |
| Have got their eyes set west |
| And California on their lips |
| But I left some blood there, that I’m never getting back |
| Rocky’s in the Deep South, I don’t think he’s coming back now |
| It’s sinister, but it’s how life worked out |
| I’ve got my grandmother’s veins in the back of my hands |
| And just a hint of a South Philly accent |
| I was born here |
| (I'll probably die here) |
| Let’s go home |
| This town’s got lies to tell |
| I’ll wait around to hear you out |
| But I can’t keep from digging up these bones forever |
| At least for now, I’ll settle down |
| I’ll try to find some solid ground |
| I lost my footing trying to get home last winter |
| Growing up means |
| Watching my heroes turn human in front of me |
| And the songs we wrote at eighteen |
| Seem shortsighted and naive |
| So when the weather breaks |
| I’ll pull my hoodie up over my face |
| I won’t run away, run away |
| 'Cause as fucked as this place got, it made me me |
| This town’s got lies to tell |
| I’ll wait around to hear you out |
| But I can’t keep from digging up these bones forever |
| At least for now, I’ll settle down |
| I’ll try to find some solid ground |
| I lost my footing trying to get home last winter |
| This town’s got lies to tell |