Owner of the World - Oysterhead



     
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Owner of the World Lyrics


He used to own the world
He used to be the one
Like a hundred hungry dogs in heat
Or cinnabar and rumGround and sift and washed it
Dried it in the sun
But his heart just wouldn't buy it
And his feet began to runHe used to be the owner of the world
He used to be the owner of the world
He used to be the owner of the world
Now he's just another man
Who used to be the owner of the worldDown an empty highway
Past sycamores and oaks
Then stopped for seven hours
The things he made us doThe owner of the world
Like always taking more
Standing on the beach
Or walking out the doorHe used to be the owner of the world
He used to be the owner of the world

He used to be the owner of the world
Now he's just another man
Who used to be the owner of the worldHe used to be the owner of the world
He used to be the owner of the world
He used to be the owner of the world
He used to be the owner of the worldHe used to be the owner of the world
He used to be the owner of the world
He used to be the owner of the world
He used to be the owner of the worldHe used to be the owner of the world
Now he's just another man
Who used to be the owner of the world

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Oysterhead is a rock supergroup formed in 2000, featuring guitarist Trey Anastasio of Phish, bassist Les Claypool of Primus, and drummer Stewart Copeland of The Police. The style and sound of the band is a unique, somewhat bizarre mix between Anastasio's jam band style, the bass-oriented funk metal music of Claypool, and the reggae-influenced beats of Copeland. To many, this is considered to be the bridge between the music of Phish and Primus. After the release of the band's only album, The Grand Pecking Order in 2001, the band's members returned to work of material with their main bands.

Read more about Oysterhead on Last.fm.


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