The Massacoustics — Suburban Song lyrics

The page contains the lyrics of the song "Suburban Song" by The Massacoustics.

Lyrics

All the houses in a row
8 am it’s time to go
To take your SUV to the cubicle
Once in the office space
They’re looking for the next coffee break
For the lifestyle to do whatever it takes
Well this used to be me ‘til she kicked me out on the street
A square peg that never seemed to fit
Now I’m in a Southie flat and I don’t think she’ll take me back
Her new man doesn’t act so different
People like patterns and reliable routines
401K security and a big flat screen
2-car houses and a perfect lawn
Singin' a suburban song
Sometimes I like to drive
By the house I once called mine
How can this collar keep me out?
And I know I don’t belong
And I guess I should have known
Just what her world was all about
You know it’s never been my dream
To be part of a machine
But I still miss her sometimes
People like patterns and reliable routines
401K security and a big flat screen
2-car houses and a perfect lawn
Singin' a suburban song
You know it’s never been my dream
To be part of a machine
But I still miss her sometimes
People like patterns and reliable routines
401K security and a big flat screen
2-car houses and a perfect lawn
Singin' a suburban, drinkin' down my bourbon
Singin' a suburban song