Taylor
Jack Johnson
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They say Taylor was a good girl |
Never one to be late |
Complain, express |
Ideas in her brain |
Working on the night shift |
Passing out the tickets |
You're gonna have to pay her |
If you wanna park here |
Well, mommy's little dancer |
Has quite a little secret |
Working on the streets now |
Never gonna keep it |
It's quite an imposition |
And now she's only wishin' |
That she would have listened |
To the words they said |
Poor Taylor |
She just wanders around |
Unaffected by |
The winter winds, yeah |
And she'll pretend that |
Well she's somewhere else |
So far and clear |
About two thousand miles |
From here |
Well, Peter Patrick pitter-patters on the window |
The sunny silhouette won't let him in |
Poor old Pete's got nothing, cause he's been falling |
Somehow, Sonny knows just where he's been |
He thinks that singing on Sunday is gonna save his soul |
Now that Saturday's gone |
Sometimes he thinks, that he's on his way |
But I can see, that his brake lights are on |
He just wanders around |
Unaffected by |
The winter winds, yeah |
And he'll pretend that |
Well he's somewhere else |
So far and clear |
About two thousand miles |
From here |
Such a tough enchilada |
Filled up with nada |
Giving what she gotta |
Give to get a dollar bill |
Used to be a limber chicken |
Times have been a tickin' |
Now she's finger lickin' |
To the man |
With the money in his pocket |
Flying in his rocket |
Only stopping by |
On his way to a better |
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world | If | Taylor finds a better |
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world | Then Taylor's gonna run away |