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Wild Ones Lyrics by Push Kings

Far Places

1998

In Italy I do believe past
The curtains and the empty rolling greens
He hears the whir of his bicycle which reminds him of her
Voice on the phone
And he says "What happened to my love? Did she die far
Away?
What happened to our lives--did we crash in a plane?"
"Hey girlfriend, I am the sunshine. Open up your eyes and
You're gonna see me
Down on a park bench we'll meet tomorrow. Don't you know
We'll never die?"
In speckled sun I do believe she is waking from a very pretty
Dream
And why do you suppose that the tears run down her nose
On the corner of a shady street:
Because she says "What happened to my love? Did he die
Far away?
What happened to our lives--did we crash in a plane?"
"Hey girlfriend, I am the sunshine. Open up your eyes and
You're gonna see me
Down on a park bench we'll meet tomorrow. Don't you know
We'll never die?"
"What happened to our love--did she die far away?
What happened to our lives? Did we crash in a plane?"
"Hey girlfriend, I am the sunshine, open up the blinds
And you'll surely see me
Down on a park bench we'll meet tomorrow. Don't you know we'll never die?
Hey girlfriend, I hear a thunder over the course of the water, it makes me wonder:
Who were the wild ones up on the roof who said 'life gets me high'?"
Credits
Push Kings

Push Kings

About “Wild Ones” by Push Kings

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"Wild Ones" appears on "Far Places" in 1998.

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