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Blues Traveler ~ Bullshitter's Lament


Music & lyrics: john popper I walked clean through the party Without a sin put to my name Then they got to know me Then all the sins they came To fruitions visibility I suppose them always there Back when no one knew me I saw no need to care But now such luxury is gone And i've got to do my part And the faces that i know, know me Have laid claim to my heart Like speculated real estate Their investment should do well But me i've bought a ticket An express train straight to well... Well perhaps that is self pity But i'm remembering a dream Some damn thing about lost love How foggy it does seem So now i wade in muck and mire And they tell me that it's fun But all it does for me is make me ask When will it all be done Please don't be mad i'm sorry And it's just the way i feel But its hard enough to spot the lie And figure out the real So i maintain and ply my wares And have my goods to sell And say to those who gawk and stare I'll see you all in hell ...i'll see you all in hell! more free lyrics

Music & lyrics: john popper

I walked clean through the party
Without a sin put to my name
Then they got to know me
Then all the sins they came
To fruitions visibility
I suppose them always there
Back when no one knew me
I saw no need to care

But now such luxury is gone
And i've got to do my part
And the faces that i know, know me
Have laid claim to my heart
Like speculated real estate
Their investment should do well
But me i've bought a ticket
An express train straight to well...

Well perhaps that is self pity
But i'm remembering a dream
Some damn thing about lost love
How foggy it does seem
So now i wade in muck and mire
And they tell me that it's fun
But all it does for me is make me ask
When will it all be done

Please don't be mad i'm sorry
And it's just the way i feel
But its hard enough to spot the lie
And figure out the real
So i maintain and ply my wares
And have my goods to sell
And say to those who gawk and stare
I'll see you all in hell
...i'll see you all in hell!

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