Song | Bottled In Cork |
Artist | Ted Leo and the Pharmacists |
Album | The Brutalist Bricks |
Download | Image LRC TXT |
There was a resolution pending | |
On the United | |
Nations floor | |
In reference to the question | |
What's a peace keeping force for? | |
Who believed it would be solved in a day? | |
No one who walked out of that building | |
On the 8th of | |
MayIn their tired-suited, worn-eyed way | |
I got a message from my sister | |
She just had a kid | |
I had to get to | |
Copenhagen | |
To see how she did | |
My haircut startled a | |
CanadianHe called me a skid | |
Though the charge for roaming | |
International's well hid | |
Someone is listening on my phone | |
When I show up on the grid | |
Me, I'm just a loner | |
In a world full of kids, egos and ids | |
A year before and we were getting in | |
Getting bottled in cork | |
On television, | |
Congress crying | |
About abusing the pork | |
I told the bartender | |
We were all from | |
New YorkSometimes the path of least resistance | |
Will gain you the most | |
More than trying to map the distances | |
Up and down the | |
East Coast | |
When you're in | |
Munich making music | |
Raise your glass and say, "Probst" | |
Make it easy on your host | |
Over the mountains and far away | |
Your tribunal mockeries | |
Of justice still dog my steps | |
Until I see that next smiling face | |
A little good will goes a mighty long way | |
A little good will goes a mighty long way | |
I finally made it up to | |
SwedenTo see | |
Little Dove | |
Some folk remembered our last meeting | |
And bore me no grudge | |
And from the bartender | |
Complementary mugs | |
Oh, if only | |
I could stay a while | |
What am I afraid of? | |
All this psychic damage | |
Of all the years | |
I'm made of | |
Tell the bartender, | |
I think I'm falling in love | |
Tell the bartender, | |
I think I'm falling in love | |
Tell the bartender, | |
I think I'm falling in love… |
There was a resolution pending | |
On the United | |
Nations floor | |
In reference to the question | |
What' s a peace keeping force for? | |
Who believed it would be solved in a day? | |
No one who walked out of that building | |
On the 8th of | |
MayIn their tiredsuited, worneyed way | |
I got a message from my sister | |
She just had a kid | |
I had to get to | |
Copenhagen | |
To see how she did | |
My haircut startled a | |
CanadianHe called me a skid | |
Though the charge for roaming | |
International' s well hid | |
Someone is listening on my phone | |
When I show up on the grid | |
Me, I' m just a loner | |
In a world full of kids, egos and ids | |
A year before and we were getting in | |
Getting bottled in cork | |
On television, | |
Congress crying | |
About abusing the pork | |
I told the bartender | |
We were all from | |
New YorkSometimes the path of least resistance | |
Will gain you the most | |
More than trying to map the distances | |
Up and down the | |
East Coast | |
When you' re in | |
Munich making music | |
Raise your glass and say, " Probst" | |
Make it easy on your host | |
Over the mountains and far away | |
Your tribunal mockeries | |
Of justice still dog my steps | |
Until I see that next smiling face | |
A little good will goes a mighty long way | |
A little good will goes a mighty long way | |
I finally made it up to | |
SwedenTo see | |
Little Dove | |
Some folk remembered our last meeting | |
And bore me no grudge | |
And from the bartender | |
Complementary mugs | |
Oh, if only | |
I could stay a while | |
What am I afraid of? | |
All this psychic damage | |
Of all the years | |
I' m made of | |
Tell the bartender, | |
I think I' m falling in love | |
Tell the bartender, | |
I think I' m falling in love | |
Tell the bartender, | |
I think I' m falling in love |
There was a resolution pending | |
On the United | |
Nations floor | |
In reference to the question | |
What' s a peace keeping force for? | |
Who believed it would be solved in a day? | |
No one who walked out of that building | |
On the 8th of | |
MayIn their tiredsuited, worneyed way | |
I got a message from my sister | |
She just had a kid | |
I had to get to | |
Copenhagen | |
To see how she did | |
My haircut startled a | |
CanadianHe called me a skid | |
Though the charge for roaming | |
International' s well hid | |
Someone is listening on my phone | |
When I show up on the grid | |
Me, I' m just a loner | |
In a world full of kids, egos and ids | |
A year before and we were getting in | |
Getting bottled in cork | |
On television, | |
Congress crying | |
About abusing the pork | |
I told the bartender | |
We were all from | |
New YorkSometimes the path of least resistance | |
Will gain you the most | |
More than trying to map the distances | |
Up and down the | |
East Coast | |
When you' re in | |
Munich making music | |
Raise your glass and say, " Probst" | |
Make it easy on your host | |
Over the mountains and far away | |
Your tribunal mockeries | |
Of justice still dog my steps | |
Until I see that next smiling face | |
A little good will goes a mighty long way | |
A little good will goes a mighty long way | |
I finally made it up to | |
SwedenTo see | |
Little Dove | |
Some folk remembered our last meeting | |
And bore me no grudge | |
And from the bartender | |
Complementary mugs | |
Oh, if only | |
I could stay a while | |
What am I afraid of? | |
All this psychic damage | |
Of all the years | |
I' m made of | |
Tell the bartender, | |
I think I' m falling in love | |
Tell the bartender, | |
I think I' m falling in love | |
Tell the bartender, | |
I think I' m falling in love |