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Light Rail Coyote - Sleater-Kinney



     
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Light Rail Coyote Lyrics


Let's meet in the city where
Rivers cross bridges there
Let's float down into the stream
Rich and poor pioneersA kid from a western town
Wants to be seen and go out
Let's borrow my parent's car
Let's stay out all night up thereAnd Burnside will be our street
Kids and the hookers meet
Diners and strip club junk
Bookstores and punk rock clubsWater this building and this sin
Big Oregon this city draws you in
A promise fulfilled or not
Just hang on until' the summer, it's hotWe'll make our home water tight
Work all day, play all night
Hope we're not washed away
A deceit or tragedyJoan of Arc rules north-east
Where the poor and the hipsters meet
The grid that divides us all

River makes final callOut at the edge of town
Airfield runs water down
Coyote crosses old tracks
The hops on the light-rail maxWater this building and this sin
Big Oregon this city draws you in
A promise fulfilled or not
Just hang on until' the summer, it's hotAnd if you wanna be a friend of mine
Cross the river to the east side
Find me on the eve of suicide
Tell me the city is no place to hideTake me out into a sunny day
Through the grotto or the promenade
You came to me in the nick of time
Thankful for the things I left behindOh dirty river, come let me in
Oh dirty river, come let me in
Oh dirty river, come let me in
Oh dirty river

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Sleater-Kinney was a rock band which formed in 1994 in Olympia, Washington, United States. The band's most prominent lineup was Corin Tucker (vocals, guitar), Carrie Brownstein (vocals, guitar) and Janet Weiss (drums). Before Weiss, the band had a succession of drummers, including Lora Macfarlane, Misty Farrell and Toni Gogin. The group's name is derived from Sleater Kinney Road, Interstate 5 off ramp #108 in Lacey, Washington, the location of one of their early practice spaces.

Read more about Sleater-Kinney on Last.fm.


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