Lovely Day - The Aluminum Group



     
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Lovely Day Lyrics


Shake it up and throw it
Roll it up and smoke it
No one knows
What it's worth?
Where it's goin'?
Tired moneymakers
Boring conversators, keep it up
We all know where you blow it
And now I live in a world that I call my own
It's always nice when no one's home
Give it a time and a place, if you don't ask, what it's for?
It's another world, but it's something more than ordinary
(Aaah)
Such a lovely day, and it's nothing more than ordinary livin'
(Aaah)
And that you're livin'
Waking up and rollin'
Loaded up and flowing, creepin' out

We all know
Where you're goin'
Tryin' to ignore it
What you're lookin' for and no one knows, what it's worth?
Where it's goin'?
And now I live in a world that I call my own
It's always nice when no one's home
Give it a time and a place, if you don't ask, what it's for?
It's another world, but it's something more than ordinary
(Aaah)
Such a lovely day, and it's nothing more than ordinary
(Aaah)
It's another world, but it's something more than ordinary livin'
(Aaah)
That I'm livin'
And I live in a world that I call my own
It's always nice when no one's home
Give it a time and a place, if you don't ask, what it's for?
It's another world, but it's something more than ordinary
(Aaah)
Such a lovely day, and it's nothing more than ordinary
(Aaah)
It's another world, but it's something more than ordinary
(Aaah)
Such a lovely day, and it's nothing more than ordinary livin'
(Aaah)
That you're livin'

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Named in honor of a line of furniture designed by Charles and Ray Eames, the Chicago-based chamber-pop outfit the Aluminum Group was led by brothers John and Frank Navin, longtime staples of the Wicker Park music scene who first surfaced in 1983 as members of the hardcore band Women in Love. Always harboring a secret affecton for the music of the Carpenters and Sergio Mendes & Brasil 66, the Navins eventually formed the Aluminum Group, stubbornly pursuing their brand of lushly orchestrated pop until the sound actually became newly fashionable during the mid-1990s. Three years after self-releasing the lackluster Wonder Boy in 1995, the band -- also featuring guitarist John Ridenour, keyboardist Liz Conant, bassist Eddie Carlson and drummer John Blaha -- issued their superb sophomore LP Plano on local indie Minty Fresh. The Jim O'Rourke-produced Pedals followed in 1999; Pelo was issued a year later. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.

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