T / Tad Dreis / Talkin' Construction Apocalypse Blues
I was sitting on the front porch, playing a song Listening to the chainsaws and singing along Saw animals acting crazy like there was something wrong But I didn't see nothing to be afraid of
Deer doing pirhouettes all around my car Doves behaving more promiscuously than they usually are A squirrel tried to hide inside my guitar That's when I forgot the song I was singing
I set my instrument down and looked him in the eye Said I don't like rodents, mister, so you'd better fly And he did, and I didn't notice the ashes falling from the sky I felt so triumphant
Yeah, with a smile on my face I took a deep breath Choked on black smoke and stumbled to the left Which was a good thing cause on the right, rumbling for my death Was a bulldozer which crushed my guitar
There's something in the air Something singing Fare thee well There's something you should know Something singing low out there
Now, running from this behemoth intent on my destruction I began to change my opinion of construction Granted I don't own my house or the land it's on But headed for the trees and noticing they were all gone
It occured to me that now I had no place to hide So as a last resort I spun around and headed back inside Dozer hot on my heels, afraid for my hide I was dismayed to find that my house was also gone
And in its place stood a Best Buy store With construction beginning on two or three more Bloodthirsty bulldozer rushed past me with a roar To attack the original, cause it had already folded
It was now that I realized what I'd previously missed Strumming my guitar in bucolic bliss I thought, The End Times will surely look like this And they'll be sponsored by Caterpillar.
There's something in the air Something singing Fare thee well There's something you should know Something singing low out there Teksty umieszczone na naszej stronie są własnością wytwórni, wykonawców, osób mających do nich prawa. |
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