Susan's House Lyrics
| Song | Susan's House |
| Artist | Eels |
| Album | Meet The EELS: Essential EELS 1996-2006 Vol. 1 |
| Download | Image LRC TXT |
| 作曲 : E & Jim Jacobsen & Jim Weatherly | |
| 作词 : Edge, Jacobsen, Weatherly | |
| Going over to Susan's House, wandering south down Baxter Street. Nothing | |
| Hiding behind this picket fence. There's a crazy old woman smashing bottles | |
| on the sidewalk where her house burned down two years ago. People say | |
| that back then, she really wasn't that crazy. | |
| Going over to Susan's House. | |
| Going over to Susan's House, I can't be alone tonight. | |
| Down by the Doughnut Prince, a 15-year-old boy lies on the sidewalk with | |
| a bullet in his forehead. In a final act of indignity, the paramedics | |
| take off all his clothes for the whole world to see while they put him | |
| in the bag. | |
| Meanwhile, an old couple argues inside the 'Queen Bee', the sick fluor- | |
| escent light shimmering on their skin. | |
| Going over to Susan's House. | |
| Going over to Susan's House, she's gonna make it right. | |
| Take a left down Echo Park, | |
| A kid asks do I want some crack? | |
| TV sets are spewing Baywatch | |
| Through the windows into black. | |
| Here comes a girl with long brown hair, who can't be more than seventeen. | |
| She sucks on a red popsickle as she pushes a baby girl in a pink carriage. | |
| And I'm thinking, 'That must be her sister. That must be her sister, right?' | |
| They go into the seven-eleven and I keep walking, and I keep walking. | |
| Going over to Susan's House. | |
| Going over to Susan's House, I can't be alone tonight. | |
| Going over to Susan's House. |
| zuo qu : E Jim Jacobsen Jim Weatherly | |
| zuo ci : Edge, Jacobsen, Weatherly | |
| Going over to Susan' s House, wandering south down Baxter Street. Nothing | |
| Hiding behind this picket fence. There' s a crazy old woman smashing bottles | |
| on the sidewalk where her house burned down two years ago. People say | |
| that back then, she really wasn' t that crazy. | |
| Going over to Susan' s House. | |
| Going over to Susan' s House, I can' t be alone tonight. | |
| Down by the Doughnut Prince, a 15yearold boy lies on the sidewalk with | |
| a bullet in his forehead. In a final act of indignity, the paramedics | |
| take off all his clothes for the whole world to see while they put him | |
| in the bag. | |
| Meanwhile, an old couple argues inside the ' Queen Bee', the sick fluor | |
| escent light shimmering on their skin. | |
| Going over to Susan' s House. | |
| Going over to Susan' s House, she' s gonna make it right. | |
| Take a left down Echo Park, | |
| A kid asks do I want some crack? | |
| TV sets are spewing Baywatch | |
| Through the windows into black. | |
| Here comes a girl with long brown hair, who can' t be more than seventeen. | |
| She sucks on a red popsickle as she pushes a baby girl in a pink carriage. | |
| And I' m thinking, ' That must be her sister. That must be her sister, right?' | |
| They go into the seveneleven and I keep walking, and I keep walking. | |
| Going over to Susan' s House. | |
| Going over to Susan' s House, I can' t be alone tonight. | |
| Going over to Susan' s House. |
| zuò qǔ : E Jim Jacobsen Jim Weatherly | |
| zuò cí : Edge, Jacobsen, Weatherly | |
| Going over to Susan' s House, wandering south down Baxter Street. Nothing | |
| Hiding behind this picket fence. There' s a crazy old woman smashing bottles | |
| on the sidewalk where her house burned down two years ago. People say | |
| that back then, she really wasn' t that crazy. | |
| Going over to Susan' s House. | |
| Going over to Susan' s House, I can' t be alone tonight. | |
| Down by the Doughnut Prince, a 15yearold boy lies on the sidewalk with | |
| a bullet in his forehead. In a final act of indignity, the paramedics | |
| take off all his clothes for the whole world to see while they put him | |
| in the bag. | |
| Meanwhile, an old couple argues inside the ' Queen Bee', the sick fluor | |
| escent light shimmering on their skin. | |
| Going over to Susan' s House. | |
| Going over to Susan' s House, she' s gonna make it right. | |
| Take a left down Echo Park, | |
| A kid asks do I want some crack? | |
| TV sets are spewing Baywatch | |
| Through the windows into black. | |
| Here comes a girl with long brown hair, who can' t be more than seventeen. | |
| She sucks on a red popsickle as she pushes a baby girl in a pink carriage. | |
| And I' m thinking, ' That must be her sister. That must be her sister, right?' | |
| They go into the seveneleven and I keep walking, and I keep walking. | |
| Going over to Susan' s House. | |
| Going over to Susan' s House, I can' t be alone tonight. | |
| Going over to Susan' s House. |
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