Lawrence Arms The Ramblin' Boys Of Pleasure Lyrics

a million times a day
i try to fail or fail to try
it's an easy way to live
it's a lifeless way to die
i used to hear
"son, you've got a lot to learn"
i used to hear a lot
like the slow dull burn
of paper and tobacco
his bad breath smoke
singin' "hey man, let me tell you a joke"
well what's attached to a leash
that it made itself
the punchline is the way
that you've been f*ckin' yourself

sit down, shut up
it's a long ride here
i'm gonna tell ya something
that's not easy to forget it's a bird, it's a plane
it's a god damn shame
one day into retirement
he worked past way
i'm ready or not
you're here, i come
there's tears on my cheeks
(there's tears on my cheeks)
they'll be here, so damp

there's proof
painted on the roof
and it's rainin'
and i hate it
i hate it
i hate it
i hate it
[4x]

things have changed forever
we're the ramblin' boys of pleasure
things have changed
things have changed forever
we're the ramblin' boys of pleasure
[2x]

Who wrote The Ramblin' Boys Of Pleasure lyrics?

The Ramblin' Boys Of Pleasure is written by HENNESSY NEIL KEVIN, KELLY BRENDAN CROCE, MCCAUGHAN CHRISTOPHER HUSE.

When was The Ramblin' Boys Of Pleasure released?

The Ramblin' Boys Of Pleasure is first released on September 23, 2003 as part of Lawrence Arms's album "The Greatest Story Ever Told" which includes 14 tracks in total. This song is the 10th track on this album.

Which genre is The Ramblin' Boys Of Pleasure?

The Ramblin' Boys Of Pleasure falls under the genre Alternative.

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