I just flew in
From the windy city
The windy city is mighty pretty
But they ain't got what we got
No sir'ree
They've got private lawns and public parks
Well they've got those menstrual shows
Pretty ladies with the big shot bows
They've got private lawns and private parks
I just flew in
From the the windy city
The windy city is mighty pretty
But they ain't got what we got
No sir'ree
They've got private lawns and public parks
They've got private lawns and public parks
They've got private lawns and public parks
From the windy city
The windy city is mighty pretty
But they ain't got what we got
No sir'ree
They've got private lawns and public parks
Well they've got those menstrual shows
Pretty ladies with the big shot bows
They've got private lawns and private parks
I just flew in
From the the windy city
The windy city is mighty pretty
But they ain't got what we got
No sir'ree
They've got private lawns and public parks
They've got private lawns and public parks
They've got private lawns and public parks
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Private Lawns Lyrics as written by Julia Stone Angus Stone
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But anyway, this song is gorgeous.
How much does the start of the riff sound like 'On the day you come' By powderfinger..
best voice ever Julia Stone
xoxo
The song places a bad light on city life. The people are concerned only with vanity - "pretty ladies and big shot beau's." The city may be "pretty", but it doesn't have heart ("..But they aint got what we got"); the city is shallow and aesthetically pleasing and nothing more.