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Better Than Ezra ~ Normal Town


(written by kevin griffin) I still remember you dressed in grey. Working undercover for the cia You were cursing silber Living in back bay Sailing on the charles when i heard you say Let's go down to normal town Right now Down, down, down I washed you lover and scrubbed your face Running from miss porter's you showed up one day From a flat in south end where you made me strong You said, "we're burning out at both ends." So i came along. Let's go down to normal town Right now Down, down, down Hey! wouldn't it be great To never worry 'bout your future, never asking why? Hey! hey! In a subdivision Watching television And our lives go by. Let's go down to normal town. Let's go down to normal town. Right now Down, down, down.... more free lyrics

(written by kevin griffin)

I still remember you dressed in grey.
Working undercover for the cia
You were cursing silber
Living in back bay
Sailing on the charles when i heard you say

Let's go down to normal town
Right now
Down, down, down

I washed you lover and scrubbed your face
Running from miss porter's you showed up one day
From a flat in south end where you made me strong
You said, "we're burning out at both ends."
So i came along.

Let's go down to normal town
Right now
Down, down, down

Hey! wouldn't it be great
To never worry 'bout your future, never asking why?
Hey! hey!
In a subdivision
Watching television
And our lives go by.

Let's go down to normal town.
Let's go down to normal town.

Right now
Down, down, down....

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