Coyotes (Live On Earth Version) Lyrics

Sipping coffee at a quarter to two
I wake up and I'm dallin' and my minds running to you
No wonder I'm a one woman man
She keeps me hot in a jar on the nightstand
I should tell her that she couldn't be more
Opposite then a foot in a door,
There's no one else I would rather go out with, thats hell when I see them standing there
Me and my mouth we don't mean to be rushing
We talk about deep freely cause we crushing
I want to shake both sides of the brush ya
Theatrically I say we rock itAnd when the coyotes, they sing in the park
It's when the city lights start fallin' for the sea
While them roads are windin' down
And the flying men'll hit the ground
Every motion is close to the touch
And the coyotes sing when they call on your lovin'Coming back for more,
You know I'm coming for you
You know we should be should be together

While we rock, we won't put a stop
Not today not tomorrow.
You better lock your doors
You know why, cause we want you
'Cause when I kill a liarI wish the world was a live like you.
I wish the world would help me through
Another repetuity to approach you
Another telepathic rendezvous
I wish you would walk when your jogging
You got a duty to sell in Mexico
I got to try to keep you acting shady
I don't like liking you when you walk because
I gotta figure out the snooze alarm
I want'a lay in a place till dawn
I want'a play in the park come on
Now let me see ya alarm in the lesh helloAnd when the coyotes escape to New York
Then the city lights has crumbles to the sea
And the girls turned it into lost and found
The flying metal hit the ground
Every motion is closer to touching the coyotes singing
I'm a coyote and I got a taste for your lovingYou know I will come for you
You know we should be, we should be together,
Because once we work we want to stop
Not today or tomorrowBecause once we work we want to stop
Not today or tomorrowYou know I will come for you
You know we should be, we should be together,
Because once we work we want to stop
Not today or tomorrow
Songwriters
Jason Thomas MrazPublished by
GOO EYED MUSIC