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Beck ~ Modesto


You came, you went My mind it got a dent I couldn't make my rent 'cause all my cash was lent This town is filled With thousand-dollar-bills Laminated songs Contaminated lawns Well we eat about fifteen times a day Starin' through a bag of frito-lay And i play with the fire in the stove When my eyes peel out and my fingertips get cold Well it's real and it's fake And it's flamin' like a steak And she's puttin' out my face with the rake Oh honey you knew That you were my one and only blur Unglued, depressed The meatloaf in my chest Personality test I failed with the best And i stomped and i stormed And i passed out in your dorm Then you hustled me outside I couldn't catch a ride But the subway trains speak to me now I'm browsing through the supermarket town And the girls don't talk when i'm around And i'm feelin' bad even though nothing's wrong Chokin' on a breathmint That's cool Yeah, that's cool (........stuck out here in the sand, they shot my mule and burned my wagon-- Ran out of sourdough 2 days ago; ain't got no more lard. god bless you folks...) more free lyrics

You came, you went
My mind it got a dent
I couldn't make my rent
'cause all my cash was lent

This town is filled
With thousand-dollar-bills
Laminated songs
Contaminated lawns
Well we eat about fifteen times a day
Starin' through a bag of frito-lay
And i play with the fire in the stove
When my eyes peel out and my fingertips get cold

Well it's real and it's fake
And it's flamin' like a steak
And she's puttin' out my face with the rake
Oh honey you knew
That you were my one and only blur

Unglued, depressed
The meatloaf in my chest
Personality test
I failed with the best
And i stomped and i stormed
And i passed out in your dorm
Then you hustled me outside
I couldn't catch a ride
But the subway trains speak to me now
I'm browsing through the supermarket town
And the girls don't talk when i'm around
And i'm feelin' bad even though nothing's wrong

Chokin' on a breathmint

That's cool
Yeah, that's cool

(........stuck out here in the sand, they shot my mule and burned my wagon--
Ran out of sourdough 2 days ago; ain't got no more lard. god bless you folks...)

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