Hewlett's Daughter
by Grandaddy
From the album: The Sophtware Slump
Track 2 of 11 on The Sophtware Slump (2000).
Duration: 03:06
Lyrics for Hewlett's Daughter
Hewlett's daughter Loved her father And I think she loved me too For a little while Hewlett's daughter I forgot her Now I'm treating water And waste at nights High above the wrecks On ice shelves and glaciers I spy below the mess And measure the pressure Where sofas float on roads And somebody stole your guns Well Sir, I'm the only one To get back your stolen guns I should have been your son High above the wrecks On ice shelves and dressers With 'Crash United' sewn On all of my dress shirts They fire-felled the roads And somebody stole your guns Well Sir, I'm the only one To get back your stolen guns I should have been your son Yes Sir, I'm the only one I should have been your son
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