1979 (live 1996)

by The Smashing Pumpkins · Alternative Rock
Lyrics

Quick Answer — 1979 (live 1996) Lyrics

[00:11.69] Shakedown, 1979 [00:18.20] Cool kids never have the time [00:25.74] On a live wire right up off the street [00:31.21] You and I should meet
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1979 (live 1996) Full Lyrics

[00:11.69] Shakedown, 1979 [00:18.20] Cool kids never have the time [00:25.74] On a live wire right up off the street [00:31.21] You and I should meet [00:37.66] June bug skipping like a stone [00:44.40] With the headlights pointed at the dawn [00:52.87] We were sure we'd never see an end to it all [01:00.09] And I don't even care to shake these zipper blues [01:09.64] And we don't know just where our bones will rest [01:16.80] To dust, I guess forgotten and absorbed to the Earth below [01:38.01] Double-cross the vacant and the bored [01:45.10] They're not sure just what we have in store [01:52.71] Morphine city slippin' dues down to see [01:59.52] That we don't even care as restless as we are [02:09.10] We feel the pull in the land of a thousand guilts [02:16.34] And poured cement [02:21.05] Lamented and assured [02:24.21] To the lights and towns below [02:30.43] Faster than the speed of sound [02:37.92] Faster than we thought we'd go [02:45.55] Beneath the sound of hope [02:54.02] Justine never knew the rules [03:00.96] Hung down with the freaks and the ghouls [03:08.50] No apologies ever need be made [03:16.50] I know you better than you fake it to see [03:23.05] That we don't even care to shake these zipper blues [03:32.99] And we don't know just where our bones will rest [03:40.10] To dust, I guess forgotten and absorbed to the Earth below [03:53.86] The street heats the urgency of now [04:01.04] As you see there's no one around [04:05.74]

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What genre is "1979 (live 1996)" by The Smashing Pumpkins?

"1979 (live 1996)" by The Smashing Pumpkins is a Alternative Rock song.

What are the opening lyrics of "1979 (live 1996)"?

The opening lyrics are: "[00:11.69] Shakedown, 1979"