Laika Prairie Dog Lyrics

Prairie, now isn't that a pretty word
Rolls off the tongue like a setting sun
You should have heard what I heard
A shriek, a syllable, a sleight of hand

Prairie, now isn't that a lonely word
Slips through the hands like a falling star
You should have seen what I saw
A mask, an artifice, a skillful smear

If I could pull the nerves from my skin
If I could pull the nerves from my skin, I would

Prairie, now isn't that an evil word
Trips on its feet like a slouching beast Surely things will change now
A start, a plan, a place to go

If I could pull the nerves from my skin
If I could pull the nerves from my skin, I would

Prairie, now isn't that a pretty word
Rolls off the tongue like a setting sun
You should have heard what I heard
A shriek, a syllable, a sleight of hand

Surely things will change now
Surely things will change now
Surely things will change now
Surely things will change now

When was Prairie Dog released?

Prairie Dog is first released in 1997 as part of Laika's album "Sounds of the Satellites" which includes 12 tracks in total.

Which genre is Prairie Dog?

Prairie Dog falls under the genre Alternative.

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