Why Am I Painting the Living Room? - Lou & Peter Berryman



     
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Why Am I Painting the Living Room? Lyrics


WHY AM I PAINTING THE LIVINGROOM?
Holes in the ozone the size of Brazil
Barges of trash in the chewable breeze
Pools of industrial wasteland pate’
Sulfur dioxide dissolving the trees
Pretty soon it will all end with a boom
Why am I painting my living room?
Why am I painting my living room?
Why am I painting my living room?
Why am I painting my living room?
Why am I painting my living room?
Why am I painting my living room?
Why am I painting my living room?
I have a whole day off
‘Cause it’s a Saturday

There is a bluegrass band
Somewhere along the bay
Look at the lilacs bloom
Why am I painting my living room?
I hear the bluebird sing
Don’t let the day go by
Look at the blossoms blow
Over the blue blue sky
All with a wild perfume
And here I am painting the living room?
Ah yes, I can see how my tombstone will read
Here lies someone of exceptional worth
Though she did not do a lot for her kind
Or help hold together this crumbling earth
Here lies a woman they’re saying of whom
Sure had a good-looking living room….
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Lou and Peter Berryman have been collaborating in writing and performing songs together since at least the 1970's. They were married to each other very briefly, but divorced and married other people, keeping the last name for professional purposes. Their forte is writing funny songs and delivering them in a folksy manner to the accompaniment of Lou's accordion and Peter's guitar. Their most famous song is probably "Why Am I Painting the Living Room". A musical comedy based on their songs, "Love is the Wierdest of All" had a long run in Madison.

Read more about Lou & Peter Berryman on Last.fm.


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