You Shout You Shout You Shout You Shout

The Automatic

Stumbled out into the day you've missed
Watch out, forget what's on your lips
As they peel and blister in the sun
Watch out, forget what's on your lips

Last night, such a shit parade
Half dressed and never was getting paid
Let's dance, shit all else to do
Slip, trip and fall and lose it all

So much trash on the radio today
Keep dancing in the routine way
Keep dancing in the routine way

So much trash on the radio today
Keep dancing in the routine way
Keep dancing in the routine way

Constricted atmosphere, breathlessness
Glitter glass floors, so watch your step
The cracks in the walls that shift and sweat
The room revolves around your head

You got a fever and you can't sweat it out
You shout, you shout, you shout, you shout about
That thing that also make your exit
Life in the room but you're not it

So much trash on the radio today
Keep dancing in the routine way
Keep dancing in the routine way

So much trash on the radio today
Keep dancing in the routine way
Keep dancing in the routine way

This little piggy pushed the tempo
This little piggy stayed at home
This little piggy stole the limelight
This little piggy, he got loud

So much trash on the radio today
Keep dancing in the routine way
Keep dancing in the routine way

So much trash on the radio today
Keep dancing in the routine way
Keep dancing in the routine way

So much trash on the radio today
Keep dancing in the routine way
Keep dancing in the routine way



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    I thought he said "dance, dance" in the first verse, a little dig at Fall Out Boy.

    keedon April 07, 2007   Link

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