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Beck ~ The Spirit Moves Me


Walkin' back to the burnin' schoolhouse And the kids drinkin' in the park Late at night and the spirit moves me And i don't mind bein' afraid Old man with no clothes Leanin' on my fence Tell me where the money goes And the food don't taste the same I'm gettin' fast at being the last You know i don't need to waste no time You can call me once a week Tell me where i been Phony lady layin' flat on the road And the helicopter goin' by And i'm down to the sound Of a sky turned brown And i'm lovin' everything you say I don't think it's funny When you shave both of my arms Lately i been spittin' out the things That i didn't mean to say But that's alright, now You don't listen to me anyway more free lyrics

Walkin' back to the burnin' schoolhouse
And the kids drinkin' in the park
Late at night and the spirit moves me
And i don't mind bein' afraid
Old man with no clothes
Leanin' on my fence
Tell me where the money goes
And the food don't taste the same
I'm gettin' fast at being the last
You know i don't need to waste no time
You can call me once a week
Tell me where i been
Phony lady layin' flat on the road
And the helicopter goin' by
And i'm down to the sound
Of a sky turned brown
And i'm lovin' everything you say
I don't think it's funny
When you shave both of my arms
Lately i been spittin' out the things
That i didn't mean to say
But that's alright, now
You don't listen to me anyway

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