Captain Awkward
from A Boat on the Sea by Moron Police
lyrics
Going to the movies,
going to the mountain,
I don’t wanna be de la dut dut.
Everybody knows it, I don’t care.
And if you go out,
If you take that movie, man,
I don’t wanna be de la dut dut.
Everybody knows it, I don’t care.
Leave me to shadow up the free,
we were leaving but we started to see.
You take your heart and then you’ll understand.
And leave me to father unto me,
we were leaving but we started to see.
You take your heart and then you’ll understand.
Going to the movies,
going to the mountain,
I don’t wanna be de la dut dut.
Everybody knows it, I don’t care.
And if you go out,
If you take that movie, man,
I don’t wanna be de la dut dut.
Everybody knows it, I don’t care.
Going to the movies,
going to the mountain,
I don’t wanna be de la dut dut.
Everybody knows it, I don’t care.
So hide now from phantoms down below,
you think you’re helpless and alone.
But I’ll stay awhile.
But you feel frozen, your heart has turned to stone.
As you ride the Undertow, I’ll see you home.
Leave me to shadow up the free,
we were leaving but we started to see.
You take your heart and then you’ll understand.
And leave me to father unto me,
we were leaving but we started to see.
You take your heart and then you’ll understand.
going to the mountain,
I don’t wanna be de la dut dut.
Everybody knows it, I don’t care.
And if you go out,
If you take that movie, man,
I don’t wanna be de la dut dut.
Everybody knows it, I don’t care.
Leave me to shadow up the free,
we were leaving but we started to see.
You take your heart and then you’ll understand.
And leave me to father unto me,
we were leaving but we started to see.
You take your heart and then you’ll understand.
Going to the movies,
going to the mountain,
I don’t wanna be de la dut dut.
Everybody knows it, I don’t care.
And if you go out,
If you take that movie, man,
I don’t wanna be de la dut dut.
Everybody knows it, I don’t care.
Going to the movies,
going to the mountain,
I don’t wanna be de la dut dut.
Everybody knows it, I don’t care.
So hide now from phantoms down below,
you think you’re helpless and alone.
But I’ll stay awhile.
But you feel frozen, your heart has turned to stone.
As you ride the Undertow, I’ll see you home.
Leave me to shadow up the free,
we were leaving but we started to see.
You take your heart and then you’ll understand.
And leave me to father unto me,
we were leaving but we started to see.
You take your heart and then you’ll understand.
credits
from A Boat on the Sea,
released August 16, 2019
license
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