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Lantern Lyrics


The moon won't rise
It turns to dust in my eyes
Dust in my eyes, dust in my eyes
Dust in my eyes, dust in my eyesIn the Canyon, getting hard to see the light
Bring the lantern, setting fire to the nightThe water's still dry
I can't get the mud from my eyes
Mud from my eyes, mud from my eyes
Dust in my eyes, dust in my eyeIn the Canyon, getting hard to see the light
Bring a lantern, setting a fire to the night
In the Canyon, getting hard to see the light
Bring a lantern, setting fire to the nightThe cold dark bites
The pair of things in my sight
Dust in my eyes, dust in my eyes
Dust in my eyes, things in my sightIn the Canyon, getting hard to see the light
Bring a lantern, setting a fire to the night
In the Canyon, getting hard to see the light
Bring a lantern, setting a fire to the nightIn the Canyon, getting hard to see the light
Bring a lantern, setting a fire to the night

In the Canyon, getting hard to see the light
Bring a lantern, setting a fire to the nightIn the Canyon, getting hard to see the light
Bring a lantern, setting a fire to the night
In the Canyon, getting hard to see the light
Bring a lantern, setting a fire to the night

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The Meat Puppets are a rock band formed in Phoenix, Arizona in 1980. The band's best known lineup consisted of Curt Kirkwood (vocals, guitar), Cris Kirkwood (bass) and Derrick Bostrom (drums) (a lineup that lasted from its inception to 1996). They began rehearsing together by learning songs from Bostrom's collection of punk rock 45s. After briefly toying with the name "the Bastions of Immaturity," they settled on the name Meat Puppets in June, 1980, after a song by Curt of the same name which appears on their first album.

Read more about Meat Puppets on Last.fm.


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