
Date of issue: 17.06.2012
Record label: Threads Of Sound
Song language: English
Sackville Sun |
I listened to your record and it made me want to jump out a window |
But in a good way |
Dad was yelling at you to come to dinner, oh |
With his uptight new fiancée |
You said you didn’t even know you were sad |
But the singer made you realize that lovin’s a drag |
You started dressing in black and stopped shaking hands |
You and I we get along so we stayed friends |
Come back from the city, shop at secondhand |
And bring me a T-shirt of our favorite band |
You had a little gang down at the cemetery |
All caught in costume, all write the poetry |
But they couldn’t write their way out of a dictionary |
You couldn’t wait to pack up and go |
We were in a happy stage, until you read suture at too early an age |
You started dressing in black and stopped shaking hands |
You and I we get along so we stayed friends |
Come back from the city, shop in secondhand |
And bring me an 8-track of our favorite band |
(You and I didn’t have an 8-track player, but we imagined it would sound |
something like this) |
If we were competing in a race to hell |
You’d want to win the bronze, silver and the gold as well |
You hate most everything and everyone |
But you and I get along under the Sackville Sun |
Name | Year |
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We Don't Have That Kind of Bread | 2012 |
The Best Treasure Stays Buried | 2012 |