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Adrian Belew ~ Swingline


Swingline throughout the backyards of the midwest Lean back, baby, in your seat on the train Look through the window pane Look at that kid over there with no underwear And a silly dog who doesn't care His mother stretches to reach the clothes line While a mean neighbor leans on the population sign Non-stop through the backyards of the midwest Eavesdrop, baby, from your seat on the train Look through the window pane Some kinda buick left in a stream It used to be somebody's' dream A town stares at the summer heat waves Past a smooth afternoon, Ready to close for the day more free lyrics

Swingline throughout the backyards of the midwest
Lean back, baby, in your seat on the train
Look through the window pane

Look at that kid over there with no underwear
And a silly dog who doesn't care
His mother stretches to reach the clothes line
While a mean neighbor leans on the population sign

Non-stop through the backyards of the midwest
Eavesdrop, baby, from your seat on the train
Look through the window pane

Some kinda buick left in a stream
It used to be somebody's' dream
A town stares at the summer heat waves
Past a smooth afternoon,
Ready to close for the day

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