PATRICK STOREDAHL

 

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Shakin’

 

I’m shakin’ for you just like a leaf high in a tree
I’m shakin’ for you just like bug crawling on me

I know what you want from me right now
I know what you want
I know what you want from me right

Now…Now… Now…

I know what you want from me right now

I’m shakin’ for you just like voodoo just like you do

Oh yeah

You make me dream
You make me dream
You make me dream
You make me dream
You make me dream

 

       

 

Yesterday’s Shirt

 

Yeah-you want me to say

That everything’s OK and everything is fine

But I want you to know

That everything is going sour in this wine

 

When the good’s all but gone and the bad lingers on

Well it’s hard to believe it’s getting worse... it’s getting worse

You make me feel like I’m yesterday’s shirt

(You leave me)

Thrown in the corner with the rest of your dirt

(You make me)

You make me see it’s more work than it’s worth

(You make me)

And you treat me like shit or worse

 

I don’t want you anymore

Come knocking on my door but no one will be home

You have wasted all your time

When you find your peace of mind I hope you like it all alone     

 

 

 

How You’ll Know I’m Gone

How you’ll know I’m gone…

There’ll be a silence in the air

And every time you think to venture near the sink

Nothing will be there

So, you step outside, but you won’t catch me in that lie again

‘Cause all those cigarette butts I used to hide have been swept away long ago

But I guess that you would know that I’m gone

Now the bed won’t seem so small and every time you reach

Across the sheets you won’t feel any heat from me

 

And at 2:00 a.m. you won’t hear me breathing

Shake yourself awake fumble lamped

But you won’t see my tumbled hair lying there sleeping next to you

That’s how you’ll know I’m gone…

How you’ll know I’m gone…

You won’t hear me sing along when you sing that song

The one we used to play now I’m 100,000 miles away

You’ll think you left something home

But every time you check all you find’s that empty pocket

In the jacket that I left behind…but I don’t mind

 

So you play that song again

And you think you may have found

Something in the sound that made me smile and maybe stick around

Kind of crazy now, yeah something’s missing

Flashbulb red surprise, snapshot eyes

Your won’t see my smiling face in that place standing next to you

That’s how you’ll know I’m gone…

 

Hey, Al

 

Hey, Al won’t you be my pal?

Won’t you be my ink-block fingerprint?

Hey, Al time capsule

Help me see through the glare and tint

That’s fogging up my high Hey, Al Hey, Al Hey, Al

 

Hey, Al won’t you be my pal?

Won’t you be my light bulb fingertip?

Hey, Al you’re my pal

Bang on the ear with a two can lip

I want to watch you fly Hey, Al Hey, Al Hey, Al

 

And if you fall, and if you fall then I’ll be there

And if you fall, and if you fall then I’ll be there

And if you fall, and if you fall, and if you fall

Then I’ll be there

 

Hey, Al won’t you be my gal?

Won’t you be my flashbulb photograph?

Hey, Al time capsule

You can bury me but don’t bury my laugh

I want to share a smile Hey, Al Hey, Al Hey, Al

 

And if you fall, and if you fall then I’ll be there

And if you fall, and if you fall, and if you fall

Then I’ll be there Hey, Al Hey, Al Hey, Al Hey, Al

 

Na Na Na Na Na Na Na Na Hey, Al

 

 

Someday Lonely

 

Black box, Betsy Ross, eyes crossed, jingoistic

That’s right snakebite, jack-knife, egotistically

Hey honey, I still don’t want you to leave

 

Someday lonely

Someday lonely you will be

Someday lonely you will be, yeah, but not me

 

House mud, horse blood.  Pick an allergy

So close, adios, court-ordered policy

Hey honey, limited proximity

 

Chorus

 

When you’re feeling all alone and down

Think of me, ‘cause I won’t be

But there’s nothing I could say to you

To help you feel like I do

 

Landslide, sledge ride, blood dried on the side of the road now

Hitchcock, let’s rock, can’t knock what’s head to toe now

Hey honey, I’m sorry to see you go

All Songs ©2004 Patrick Storedahl/Porksword Publishing