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They used to think it was so cute |
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When she said, "Dyer Maker" |
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All the boys knew it was a joke about |
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JamaicaShe'd always find a ride back home from the bar |
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She used to feel so stupid when they'd talk about the music |
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Born into every single tune |
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They used to hum against her lips with their hands on her hips |
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They used to kiss in the car |
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Dancing days, houses of the holy |
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Hotshot in the city in the middle of the prairie |
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Flirting with the boys with all her charms |
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But first they laugh, then they eyes then the touch 'em on the arm's |
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And the drinks, they never seem to cost money |
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And Saturday night was a runway |
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That extended into |
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Sunday and sometimes |
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MondayBack then it was beautiful, the boys were sweet and musical |
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The laser lights looked mystical, messed up stuff felt magical |
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Girls didn't seem so difficult, boys didn't seem so typical |
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It was warm and white and wonderful, we were all invincible |
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Tired eyes, trampled under foot |
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Dazed and confused, c-c-cocaine blues |
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She hasn't got any eye contact tonight |
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The boys are getting younger and the bands are getting louder |
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And the new girls are coming up like some white unopened flowers |
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She's pretty sure that that's where their power is |
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Back then it was unified, the punks, the skins, the greaser guys |
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Then one summer, two kids died and one of them was crucified |
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Now it's so competitive, the sleeplessness and sedatives |
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I know it sounds repetitive, every show can't be a benefit |
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We were kids in the crowd now we're dogs in this war |
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We were wasps with new wings, now we're bugs in the jar |
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We were hot, soft and pure, now we're scratched up in scars |
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We were counting cards, now we eat in our cars |
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The boys in the band they know they'll never be stars |
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Back then they were quite convinced, firing and sickering |
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The front row girls were posturing, we were all imagining |
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And man, we had some massive nights |
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Some bashes and some bloody fights back before those two kids died |
