Biography:
Mike Doughty (born June 10, 1970, in Fort Knox, Kentucky) is an American indie and alternative rock singer-songwriter and author. The former frontman of Soul Coughing from 1992, Doughty began writing solo songs in 1995, but nothing materialized until Soul Coughing broke up in 2000. At this point Doughty began touring solo with his acoustic guitar (after becoming clean and sober). His album Skittish (recorded 1996; released 2000) was finally released, along with the EP Rockity Roll.
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Other songs:
- Down On The River By The Sugar Plant
- The Only Answer
- 27 Jennifers
- 40 Grand In The Hole
- Firefly
- Fort Hood
- Grey Ghost
- Holiday What Do You Want
- I Cant Believe I Found You In That Town
- Idiot Kings
- Let The Moon Get Into It
- Light Will Keep Your Heart Beating In The Future
- Looking At The World From The Bottom Of A Well
- Looks
- Lorna Zauberberg
- Madeline And Nine
- Na Na Nothing
- Nectarine Part 2
- Ossining
- Reach Out
- Risign Sign
- Southern Girls
- St Louise Is Listening
- Sunkeneyed Girl
- Tremendous Brunettes
- Unsingable Name
- When I Box The Days Up
- White Lexus
- Year Of The Dog
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G D Am C
Wait for your train in my car by the station
G D Am C
On the wheel, my hands are burning from the cold
G D Am C
What do you dream as you doze against the window
G D Am C
And will you tell the dream when you come home?
G D Am C
We're ill at ease in the house of lesser than
G D Am C
And in breakfast, we get by on charm alone
G D Am C
The sun beats down on immaculate beige carpets
G D Am C
And the plank of spoons bounce off the off-white wall
Em Am
I flipped through the music that you left
Em Am C
All the old cassettes that lean against the wall
Em Am
I ate all the peaches off the shelf
Em Am C
And I rearranged the cans into a poem
G D Am C
Vicious mobs of candy-ravers stalk the night
G D Am C
And methadonians sleep right where they stand
G D Am C
A weeping tranny is craddling a steak knife
G D Am C
And you're happy slugging Rob Roys with your man
Em Am
I fold all the sweaters in the drawer
Em Am C
And I smelled your smell and I held one to my nose
Em Am
Lay awake to the drizzle on window
Em Am C
As the swan neck of the fan sweeps back and forth
Na na na na na na na na na
Wait for your train in my car by the station
G D Am C
On the wheel, my hands are burning from the cold
G D Am C
What do you dream as you doze against the window
G D Am C
And will you tell the dream when you come home?
G D Am C
We're ill at ease in the house of lesser than
G D Am C
And in breakfast, we get by on charm alone
G D Am C
The sun beats down on immaculate beige carpets
G D Am C
And the plank of spoons bounce off the off-white wall
Em Am
I flipped through the music that you left
Em Am C
All the old cassettes that lean against the wall
Em Am
I ate all the peaches off the shelf
Em Am C
And I rearranged the cans into a poem
G D Am C
Vicious mobs of candy-ravers stalk the night
G D Am C
And methadonians sleep right where they stand
G D Am C
A weeping tranny is craddling a steak knife
G D Am C
And you're happy slugging Rob Roys with your man
Em Am
I fold all the sweaters in the drawer
Em Am C
And I smelled your smell and I held one to my nose
Em Am
Lay awake to the drizzle on window
Em Am C
As the swan neck of the fan sweeps back and forth
Na na na na na na na na na
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