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A Broken Tenor Lyrics by The Promise Ring

Nothing Feels Good

1997

Red. Blue
Where are you tonight
You say everything just right everything's just right
I live on a dead end street where men and women meet
The countries really far from me
Where the seasons get universal
Yeah, the seasons get universal
Why are you still surprised by a quart of gin and a quarter scotch
A quiet airplane and a half-hour off the clock
Where are you?
Your hair knows
Your hair knows the top of your T-shirt
And your back was up in arms about it
But I'm not as good as the interstates are;
I can't take you that far
To a polish town in German tongues
And in time with Irish rounds he thinks every Russian girl is you
Did he hear? He didn't hear here
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The Promise Ring

The Promise Ring

About “A Broken Tenor” by The Promise Ring

Read the complete lyrics to "A Broken Tenor" by The Promise Ring from the album "Nothing Feels Good" in 1997. On Lyrks you can follow along with the full text, explore the artist's discography, and discover related songs. The track is often categorized under Indie Rock, Power Pop, Emo Pop.

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"A Broken Tenor" is credited to The Promise Ring. Songwriting credits may include additional writers listed on the release; check the credits section on this page for linked collaborators.

"A Broken Tenor" appears on "Nothing Feels Good" in 1997.

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