Lyrics:
the old time, for sure
The trees are black and history
Has dragged us down to our knees
Into a cold time
Everyone's dreams have died
Wherever you
more ripples in your tired old glory stream
And the buzzards own the carcass of your dream?
B*U*Y Centennial
Sell 'em pre-canned laughter
the afternoon light.
Cuz all that I can do is dream of you
cnd watch another year go by.
Watching my silly dreams... yeah
Falling apart.
cll dressed up
I wish I
I've been sitting in the same old chair
Waiting for the same old you
Saving for the same old fantasies
For the same old dream to come true
Watching
I've been sitting in the same old chair
Waiting for the same old you
Saving for the same old fantasies
For the same old dream to come true
Watching
the old "tell it like it is" speech
I'm thinking you better start by hearing the word "practical"
Right here, right now, today
Where's the exit?
I got the same old dream this morning
Was woken up by the afternoon sun, yeah
Can still remember vintage pouring
It was the good old friends reunion
the same old story
Well they just didn't realize
And it's a long way to come
From the dog and duck karaoke machine
Saturday night's drunken dreams
Growing up, getting tired of the norm
Fuck the old, less of calm bring the storm
Cut ties with the same old cycle
Rather kick it on my own till my
'til 4 she could be home by 5.
Shuts her eyes for the rest of the route,
And keeps the head-phones loud to drown everything out
But the same old song:
interrupted me just about then
Sayin, Hey I've been havin' the same old dreams
But mine was a little different you see
I dreamt that the only person left after
born
Spinning you around in a fire
By the old one and free
Everybody in sit down and keep on holding on
Throw your arms around, black clouds
I wake up every day same routine
Wake up bake up hit the stu and dream
The monotony of a screen
Same old same old every week
I do the same thing
pills it's the same old treatment
It's the same old treatment
Another Friday I got all these people standing round me
I know the club is full but somehow
love you the same
Nothing can put out the flame no
Even when we're gray & old
Together through everything
That's not ever gonna change no
Even when we're
hear my whispers muffled by the crowd
Muffled by the beat
Speak over the snares and stare uneasily
Till I meet Capital STEEZ and Eazy E
The same old
You know, I feel bad, sometimes
I wake up in the morning and I see your face
Maybe this is all just a dream
Lying and I'm thinking of the good old
the same old story
Well they just didn't realize
And it's a long way to come
From the dog and duck karaoke machine
Saturday night's drunken dreams
your dreams
They'll keep you down by any means
By the end of the night you'll be
Stiflin' your screams
Since you became a V.I. Person
It's like
And the new south, thank God
Is still the same
Old Nashville's still got a song and dance
And the Florida girls still
Wear no underpants
And we all get drunk
mistakes has be done
A new ride has begun
Riding the same old horses
With all these renewed senses
May life can be erased
By power, money forces
By him, who
The last one's nearer
Getting closer by the hour
Big dream's coming
And I'm ready for it now
But it won't be the same without you
No it won't be the same
to attain homie
Don't let them make you fade
Away with the hate homie
We the same old same
This the golden age homie
This the golden age homie
Our dreams
Today I went to Major Matt's
To remaster my old album
And on the L train in the morning
I was pretty sure I saw Will Oldham
He was wearin' the same
.jpg/224px-Ray_McKinley,_Hotel_Commodore,_New_York,_N.Y.,_ca._Apr._1946_(William_P._Gottlieb_05801).jpg "Ray McKinley")
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