Neutral Lyrics by Sonic Youth
(from the album Rather Ripped)
Neutral Lyrics
he's not a dreamer or a schemer
running away from me
he's not a singer an entertainer
with no follow thru
he's not a poet or a mystic
with his cigarette unglued
he's just neutral and he's weary
not even brand new
it's a perfect sin
close yr eyes and loose the rest
it's a perfect sin
close yr mind and feel the best
everyone has a headache
imprecise hard to cure
gotta shake it what ails you
the lines are a blur
is it pain in her heart
dark and gray from the start
you won't seduce me or attract me
just cause yr a stray
it's a perfect sin
close yr eyes and loose the rest
it's a perfect sin
close yr mind and feel the best
why won't you tell me what's inside yr head
why won't you show me yr secret bed
he's not a dreamer or a schemer
running away from you
he's not a singer an entertainer
with no follow thru
he's not a poet or a mystic
with his cigarette unglued
he's not a cowboy or a loner with nothing to do
he's neutral yeah he's weary
not even brand new
he's neutral yeah he's weary
and he's so in love with you
lyrics by kim
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