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A Flock of Weatherboxes Lyrics by Weatherbox

American Art

2007

Where the sidewalks ends, a new life begins
With a better taste in my mouth
But that sidewalk's far
And my eyes feel raw
So, I spit the bitter taste out
I'm the worst of kids when it comes to this
As the drink falls to the floor
I just took and took 'til I shook and shook
And I couldn't take take anymore
[Hook]
Maybe you'll change me
You'll set me on the straightest path
Well baby you can't save me
I am uncaged
I am uncaged
I am uncaged
I am uncaged
It's the poems you write
It's the lines you recite
It's the pain in your voice
It's the songs and the noise
It all is truly terrible
All of it's truly terrible
[Hook]
Bury for a cost befalls another one
Said here's some pills
We'll get them filled
We will walk it off
[Hook]
Credits
Weatherbox

Weatherbox

About “A Flock of Weatherboxes” by Weatherbox

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"A Flock of Weatherboxes" is credited to Weatherbox. Songwriting credits may include additional writers listed on the release; check the credits section on this page for linked collaborators.

"A Flock of Weatherboxes" appears on "American Art" in 2007.

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