Counting Blue Cars
Dishwalla
Must of been mid afternoon I could tell by how far the child's shadow stretched out and He walked with a purpose In his sneakers, down the street He had, many questions Like children often do He said, 'Tell me all your thoughts on God?' 'Tell me am I very far?' Must of been late afternoon On our way the sun broke free of the clouds We count only blue cars Skip the cracks, in the street And ask many questions Like children often do We said, 'Tell me all your thoughts on God? 'Cause I would really like to meet her. And ask her why we're who we are. Tell me all your thoughts on God, Cause I am on my way to see her. So tell me am I very far - Am I very far now?' Its getting cold picked up the pace How our shoes make hard noises in this place Our clothes are stained We pass many, cross eyed people And ask many questions Like children often do 'Tell me all your thoughts on God? 'Cause I would really like to meet her. And ask her why we're who we are. Tell me all your thoughts on God? 'Cause I am on my way to see her. So tell me am I very far?' Am I very far now Am I very far now Am I very far now4 star track 7th and 8th grade alternative 90s 90s alternative 90s Rock 96X a song i could die for acousticish Adult Alternative alt rock alterindie alternapop alternative alternative rock Awesome blue buzz ballads cars Ch Cheffy children colors d major Dishwalla Empire english favorite songs favorites god good track radio grew up on indie rock kickass melancholy Mellow most listened 90s My Favourites never forgotten old school one-hit wonder Passionate pop pop rock Post Grunge post-grunge power pop pref pretty lyrics quiet religion rock serious The 90s the best usa 1996 Workout music
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