Lyrics:
Cold cop feet
Drive slow
Watch the houses disappear row by row
Head hurts
Sweatshirts
Eyes to the ground, a town of introverts
Cold sweat
Get
So I'm leaving, I'm leaving, I'm leaving this place
I'm leaving, I'm leaving, I'm leaving your grace
I'm leaving, I'm leaving, I'm leaving far gone
I'm
She said she trained to be a dancer
But she had a proper job by day
Charlie Chaplin knew her father
Before he passed away
Asked could I help
It?s a long, long road
That leads him home again
Step by step, step by step
Over the great divide
Harbour Town (Iva Davies)
Well, you can see
free when your brain's in prison?
I'm by myself but I'm still with the coalition
You don't make moves you're only just hoping and wishing
Criticize me
In a one bedroom apartment
On the humble side of town
There stands a little Christmas tree
It looks a lot like Charlie Brown's
And underneath
that's all
Just a feeling that you're watching me
Aah, every move I'm making
Am I reading your mind
'cause it's almost like your touching me
Aah,
please take your aim at me
Cherish the thought
Of always having you here by my side
Cherish the joy
You keep bringing it into my life
Cherish your
claimed insanity brought on by fear that Charlie was about to reveal the affair to Anna’s husband, a friend of his and respectable citizen of nearby
about you
You've got nothing to say
Just play your saxophone
All damn day
The holes in your arms
Won't make the horns louder
You know
Standards
was your man
You told me when I was packing my bags that you'd stick around
Well pet, didn't you notice that I'm leaving town?
Hell, I met a pair
skipping 'cause we done burnt it up
Jamming "Flying Down a Back Road" while we was on the road
Leaving black marks somewhere in small town USA (USA!)
It
town to town
But I'm leaving for the station, to catch the night-time train
I'm leaving cause I love you, I won't see you again
I'm leaving for
build a snowman
Then pretend that he is Parson Brown
He'll say, are you married?
We'll say, no man,
But you can do the job
When you're in town
rise up to your eyes
The meadow return to bloom
And I'll give back the heartbreak I got leaving July June
And I'll give back the heartbreak I got leaving
first stuff out by fifteen
If I can't get seen
What am I even doing this for
And few are newer than me
And if you knew you would see
If I knew I were me I
the town
Hounds light the party up
Wolves all i be around, sheep on your stand by
And y'all hardly up to speed now, what beef i don't eat cow
Charlie bite
'Cause you didn't tell a soul you were leaving town
Fumbling across the frozen ground
When you're finding yourself, you don't want to be found
Cops came
Mess up with me? You'll get your silencing
Causing a whirlwind, all around town
Leaving my mark, all around town
Working on dying, it's what I do
I
might be around
When you wake up I still might be around
Then again I might be leaving town
Then again I might be leaving town
Words and Music by Bill
Well you say anywhere but here
But I think you should know by now
I just want to pull your rickshaw all around the town
I just want to take your picture
and i'll stare you to pieces watch my face as i grin
i'm done feeling sorry for us both
i'm leaving town and i'm not ever coming back
coming back to s-town
and tired (sick and tired).
All you fellas better change your ways,
Yeah, leaving this town in a matter of days,
Girls are good, you better treat 'em
as you burn me, baby
I should be ashes by now
Just like a wild fire
You're running all over town
As much as you burn me, baby
I should be
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