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Better Than Ezra ~ Normal Town


I still remember you dressed in grey.
Working undercover for the CIA
You were cursing Silber living in Back Bay
Sailing on the Charles when I heard you say...

Let's go down to Normal Town
Right now
Down, Down, down

I washed you lover and scrubbed your face
Running from Miss Porter's you showed up one day
From a flat in South End where you made me strong
You said, 'We're burning out at both ends.'
So I came along.

Let's go down to Normal Town
Right now
Down, down, down

Hey! Wouldn't it be great to never worry
about your future never asking why?
Hey! Hey? In a subdivision watching television
and our lives go by.

Let's go down to Normal Town.
Let's go down to Normal Town.
Right now
Down, down, down....


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