Eighteen Is Over the Hill Songtext
von The West Coast Pop Art Experimental Band
Eighteen Is Over the Hill Songtext
Antique white lace
A plastic face
A tinfoil place
An empty space
You are so hung up on yourself
And nothing else
I like too much the rain
The power of my brain
The sunshine and the open road
Ahead of me
Laughing because
It′s right to laugh
Dress up at night
In the right dress
You can't change me
Into something that I′m not
I like too much the rain
The power of my brain
The sunshine and the open road
Ahead of me
I'll hear your line
Some other time
When mimin'
Performance rhyme
The way you feel
It is so phoney and unreal
I like too much the rain
The power of my brain
The sunshine and the open road
Ahead of me
I like too much the rain
The power of my brain
The sunshine and the open road
Ahead of me
A plastic face
A tinfoil place
An empty space
You are so hung up on yourself
And nothing else
I like too much the rain
The power of my brain
The sunshine and the open road
Ahead of me
Laughing because
It′s right to laugh
Dress up at night
In the right dress
You can't change me
Into something that I′m not
I like too much the rain
The power of my brain
The sunshine and the open road
Ahead of me
I'll hear your line
Some other time
When mimin'
Performance rhyme
The way you feel
It is so phoney and unreal
I like too much the rain
The power of my brain
The sunshine and the open road
Ahead of me
I like too much the rain
The power of my brain
The sunshine and the open road
Ahead of me
Writer(s): Ronald Morgan, Robert H. Markley Lyrics powered by www.musixmatch.com