They Might Be Giants - Ana Ng download song

Song Lyrics

They re the ones you would think i would say if there was a me for you, exit wound in a foreign nation Giants, eighty dolls yelling small girl after all
or the time when the storm tangled up the wires
and it sticks like a broken record
Exit wound in a foreign nation, showing the home of the one this was written for Be, my apartment looks upside down from there
To the horn on the pole at the bus depot, all alone at the 64 world s fair, they don t need me here
make a hole with a gun perpendicular
and it sticks like a broken record
Who had been there, who had been there

To the name of this town in a desk-top globe, or the time when the storm tangled up the wires
They re the ones you would think i would say if there was a me for you, they re the ones you would think i would say if there was a me for you
We don t know anything, everything sticks until it goes away
It s llike a whirlpool, water spirals the wrong way out the sink Might, eighty dolls yelling small girl after all
To the name of this town in a desk-top globe, eighty dolls yelling small girl after all
Water spirals the wrong way out the sink, when i was driving once i saw this painted on a bridge Giants, it never ends
Exit wound in a foreign nation, these are the words the voice was repeating, or the time when the storm tangled up the wires
It never ends, ana ng and i are getting old Giants, who was at the dupont pavilion

it s llike a whirlpool
Who was at the dupont pavilion, listen ana hear my words Be, and we still haven t walked in the glow of each other s majestic presence
And her voice is a backwards record, it never ends
and it sticks like a broken record
they don t need me here
When i was driving once i saw this painted on a bridge, or the time when the storm tangled up the wires, listen ana hear my words
Who was at the dupont pavilion, my apartment looks upside down from there They, and i know you re there
Eighty dolls yelling small girl after all, it never ends They, we don t know anything

I just want your half, why was the bench still warm