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The Tragically Hip ~ Greasy Jungle


Greasy jungle metropolis noir Easy tangles the easiest so far Ah I drove down your road to Hazeldean where I tasted your funeral home's sandwiches and coffee I saw your hands melt into one another I saw you grieve and grow care a lot about one another I stood at your sink and I felt your warm water I washed your dishes and I looked out your kitchen window where I saw a soulful gymnast melt in the air and shudder just above the snow making moves that just weren't there Ah Velvet callow with wet hands I turned out the lights and breathing shallow hesitated then went upstairs where I picked up your housecoat dried my hands and touched your hair and just then you awoke you could never really barely care Ah Greasy jungle metropolis noir more free lyrics

Greasy jungle metropolis noir
Easy tangles the easiest so far
Ah
I drove down your road
to Hazeldean where I tasted
your funeral home's sandwiches and coffee
I saw your hands melt into one another
I saw you grieve and grow
care a lot about one another
I stood at your sink
and I felt your warm water
I washed your dishes
and I looked out your kitchen window where I
saw a soulful gymnast
melt in the air and shudder
just above the snow
making moves that just weren't there
Ah
Velvet callow with wet hands
I turned out the lights and
breathing shallow hesitated
then went upstairs where
I picked up your housecoat
dried my hands and
touched your hair
and just then you awoke
you could never really barely care
Ah
Greasy jungle metropolis noir

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