Song | Awol |
Artist | Jethro Tull |
Album | J-Tull Dot Com |
Download | Image LRC TXT |
Stormy-eyed on the edge of dawn: | |
Nose pressed against the triple glaze. | |
Floor to ceiling, wall to wall, | |
Silent traffic streams both ways. | |
Along the fussy freeway drivers | |
Dream of sunday barbecues. | |
Of a sudden, seems i can barely | |
Face my self: no face to lose. | |
Call the bosses. call supervisors. | |
Won't be in today to work for you. | |
E-mail that girl who's working nights. | |
She can dress down for this wind and rain. | |
Leave her new korean compact: | |
Let some cabbie take the strain. | |
Take a shower. take big espresso. | |
Take to the hills, and take a view. | |
Little black dress stretching over | |
Hard crystal peaks: soft valleys too. | |
Call the bosses. call for nurses. | |
Unfit today to work for you. | |
No wet excuses. absent without leave. | |
I'll be her dayshift driver: exotic engineer. | |
Stormy-eyed on the edge of night: | |
(december, eastern time: late afternoon.) | |
Atlantic city tight behind. | |
Trump casina calls pontoon. | |
Gristle-burger, frazzled fries | |
End this romantic interlude. | |
Tomorrow morning's sweet awakening | |
Could hardly prove to be as rude. | |
Make the journey. make amends. | |
Work some hasty overtime in lieu. | |
No wet excuses. absent without leave. | |
I'll be her dayshift driver: exotic engineer. |
Stormyeyed on the edge of dawn: | |
Nose pressed against the triple glaze. | |
Floor to ceiling, wall to wall, | |
Silent traffic streams both ways. | |
Along the fussy freeway drivers | |
Dream of sunday barbecues. | |
Of a sudden, seems i can barely | |
Face my self: no face to lose. | |
Call the bosses. call supervisors. | |
Won' t be in today to work for you. | |
Email that girl who' s working nights. | |
She can dress down for this wind and rain. | |
Leave her new korean compact: | |
Let some cabbie take the strain. | |
Take a shower. take big espresso. | |
Take to the hills, and take a view. | |
Little black dress stretching over | |
Hard crystal peaks: soft valleys too. | |
Call the bosses. call for nurses. | |
Unfit today to work for you. | |
No wet excuses. absent without leave. | |
I' ll be her dayshift driver: exotic engineer. | |
Stormyeyed on the edge of night: | |
december, eastern time: late afternoon. | |
Atlantic city tight behind. | |
Trump casina calls pontoon. | |
Gristleburger, frazzled fries | |
End this romantic interlude. | |
Tomorrow morning' s sweet awakening | |
Could hardly prove to be as rude. | |
Make the journey. make amends. | |
Work some hasty overtime in lieu. | |
No wet excuses. absent without leave. | |
I' ll be her dayshift driver: exotic engineer. |
Stormyeyed on the edge of dawn: | |
Nose pressed against the triple glaze. | |
Floor to ceiling, wall to wall, | |
Silent traffic streams both ways. | |
Along the fussy freeway drivers | |
Dream of sunday barbecues. | |
Of a sudden, seems i can barely | |
Face my self: no face to lose. | |
Call the bosses. call supervisors. | |
Won' t be in today to work for you. | |
Email that girl who' s working nights. | |
She can dress down for this wind and rain. | |
Leave her new korean compact: | |
Let some cabbie take the strain. | |
Take a shower. take big espresso. | |
Take to the hills, and take a view. | |
Little black dress stretching over | |
Hard crystal peaks: soft valleys too. | |
Call the bosses. call for nurses. | |
Unfit today to work for you. | |
No wet excuses. absent without leave. | |
I' ll be her dayshift driver: exotic engineer. | |
Stormyeyed on the edge of night: | |
december, eastern time: late afternoon. | |
Atlantic city tight behind. | |
Trump casina calls pontoon. | |
Gristleburger, frazzled fries | |
End this romantic interlude. | |
Tomorrow morning' s sweet awakening | |
Could hardly prove to be as rude. | |
Make the journey. make amends. | |
Work some hasty overtime in lieu. | |
No wet excuses. absent without leave. | |
I' ll be her dayshift driver: exotic engineer. |