Tadpole
๐ต 1179 characters
โฑ๏ธ 3:24 duration
๐ ID: 6101907
๐ Lyrics
So I'm on my way back
To the house that I grew up in
The beige one with the red door
Across the street from the library
I used to play below the parking lot
Of the old hickory church of Christ
Where all my neighbors went
To see the Savior they've been into, yeah
My mother used to be
A secretary on a fishing boat
Until she went to college
And became a famous scientist, yeah
Huckleberry, Finn and I
We used to bike around at night
Take a right on riverside
And let our paper airplanes fly
Just the other day
I drove down my old street
Just the other day
I recognized my neighbor
And he recognized me too
Ding-dong, the witch is dead
All my neighbors whisper it
Loretta pulled the trigger
On a quiet summer morning
The shot was loud enough for
Everyone to hear on Cleve Street
My mother wasn't home that day
So I cried, cried, cried
Every now and then
I drive down my old street
Every now and then
I stand barefoot in my own backyard
There I see my Savior
Staring back at me
I wonder if I've changed at all
Since 1983, oh, yeah
I used to wait 'til the late of night
They caught me every time I tried
To get on top of the church of Christ
Where all my paper airplanes died
To the house that I grew up in
The beige one with the red door
Across the street from the library
I used to play below the parking lot
Of the old hickory church of Christ
Where all my neighbors went
To see the Savior they've been into, yeah
My mother used to be
A secretary on a fishing boat
Until she went to college
And became a famous scientist, yeah
Huckleberry, Finn and I
We used to bike around at night
Take a right on riverside
And let our paper airplanes fly
Just the other day
I drove down my old street
Just the other day
I recognized my neighbor
And he recognized me too
Ding-dong, the witch is dead
All my neighbors whisper it
Loretta pulled the trigger
On a quiet summer morning
The shot was loud enough for
Everyone to hear on Cleve Street
My mother wasn't home that day
So I cried, cried, cried
Every now and then
I drive down my old street
Every now and then
I stand barefoot in my own backyard
There I see my Savior
Staring back at me
I wonder if I've changed at all
Since 1983, oh, yeah
I used to wait 'til the late of night
They caught me every time I tried
To get on top of the church of Christ
Where all my paper airplanes died
โฑ๏ธ Synced Lyrics
[00:13.47] So I'm on my way back
[00:16.87] To the house that I grew up in
[00:20.53] The beige one with the red door
[00:23.60] Across the street from the library
[00:28.03] I used to play below the parking lot
[00:31.30] Of the old hickory church of Christ
[00:35.02] Where all my neighbors went
[00:37.43] To see the Savior they've been into, yeah
[00:43.07]
[00:49.44] My mother used to be
[00:51.84] A secretary on a fishing boat
[00:55.81] Until she went to college
[00:58.66] And became a famous scientist, yeah
[01:03.88] Huckleberry, Finn and I
[01:06.66] We used to bike around at night
[01:10.10] Take a right on riverside
[01:13.47] And let our paper airplanes fly
[01:18.26] Just the other day
[01:20.78] I drove down my old street
[01:25.04] Just the other day
[01:27.12] I recognized my neighbor
[01:34.92] And he recognized me too
[01:38.73]
[01:50.58] Ding-dong, the witch is dead
[01:54.27] All my neighbors whisper it
[01:57.14] Loretta pulled the trigger
[02:00.26] On a quiet summer morning
[02:03.35] The shot was loud enough for
[02:06.24] Everyone to hear on Cleve Street
[02:09.70] My mother wasn't home that day
[02:12.67] So I cried, cried, cried
[02:18.11] Every now and then
[02:20.17] I drive down my old street
[02:24.53] Every now and then
[02:26.78] I stand barefoot in my own backyard
[02:30.71] There I see my Savior
[02:34.24] Staring back at me
[02:37.32] I wonder if I've changed at all
[02:40.92] Since 1983, oh, yeah
[02:51.58]
[03:03.16] I used to wait 'til the late of night
[03:06.66] They caught me every time I tried
[03:10.35] To get on top of the church of Christ
[03:14.01] Where all my paper airplanes died
[03:20.17]
[00:16.87] To the house that I grew up in
[00:20.53] The beige one with the red door
[00:23.60] Across the street from the library
[00:28.03] I used to play below the parking lot
[00:31.30] Of the old hickory church of Christ
[00:35.02] Where all my neighbors went
[00:37.43] To see the Savior they've been into, yeah
[00:43.07]
[00:49.44] My mother used to be
[00:51.84] A secretary on a fishing boat
[00:55.81] Until she went to college
[00:58.66] And became a famous scientist, yeah
[01:03.88] Huckleberry, Finn and I
[01:06.66] We used to bike around at night
[01:10.10] Take a right on riverside
[01:13.47] And let our paper airplanes fly
[01:18.26] Just the other day
[01:20.78] I drove down my old street
[01:25.04] Just the other day
[01:27.12] I recognized my neighbor
[01:34.92] And he recognized me too
[01:38.73]
[01:50.58] Ding-dong, the witch is dead
[01:54.27] All my neighbors whisper it
[01:57.14] Loretta pulled the trigger
[02:00.26] On a quiet summer morning
[02:03.35] The shot was loud enough for
[02:06.24] Everyone to hear on Cleve Street
[02:09.70] My mother wasn't home that day
[02:12.67] So I cried, cried, cried
[02:18.11] Every now and then
[02:20.17] I drive down my old street
[02:24.53] Every now and then
[02:26.78] I stand barefoot in my own backyard
[02:30.71] There I see my Savior
[02:34.24] Staring back at me
[02:37.32] I wonder if I've changed at all
[02:40.92] Since 1983, oh, yeah
[02:51.58]
[03:03.16] I used to wait 'til the late of night
[03:06.66] They caught me every time I tried
[03:10.35] To get on top of the church of Christ
[03:14.01] Where all my paper airplanes died
[03:20.17]