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Korean Tea Lyrics by Jonathan Wilson

Dixie Blur (Deluxe Edition)

2019

[Verse 1]
Would you like to come to my house and play records
And drink the rest of this Korean tea
There’s been hardly anyone there
In my house lately
Hardly anyone there, you’ll say, with me
I’m trying not to tap that emotion
The one where you feel alone
There will be hardly anyone there, you’ll say, in the jungle
Hardly anyone there, you’ll say, with me
[Chorus]
It may be 5 minutes of fame
But it’s arriving just a little too late
It may be 5 minutes of fame
But it’s arriving just a little too late
[Verse 3]
I’m waiting on this vaulted ceiling
Flying buttresses, for the boys and me
And thousands and thousands of watts of electrical power
As the interface between you and me
[Verse 4]
We grew up in these towns, where no art was around us
Still a few of us could even see
There will be hardly anyone there, in this museum with us
Hardly anyone there, you’ll say, with me
[Chorus]
It may be 5 minutes of fame
But it’s arriving just a little too late
It may be 5 minutes of fame
But it’s arriving just a little too late
[Bridge]
And if the band just never plays
Well the curtain never falls
And if the curtain never falls
The band will never play
Ahhh
[Instrumental Outro]

About “Korean Tea” by Jonathan Wilson

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"Korean Tea" is credited to Jonathan Wilson. Songwriting credits may include additional writers listed on the release; check the credits section on this page for linked collaborators.

"Korean Tea" appears on "Dixie Blur (Deluxe Edition)" in 2019.

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