Dishwalla - Counting Blue Cars [LP Version] Lyrics

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Counting Blue Cars [LP Version]

Counting Blue Cars [LP Version] Lyrics by Dishwalla
Counting Blue Cars [LP Version] Lyrics

What Are The Lyrics For Counting Blue Cars [LP Version] By Dishwalla?

Must have been late after noon
I could tell by how far the child's shadow stretched out
And he walked with a purpose in his sneakers down the street
He had many questions like children often do

He said, "Tell me all your thoughts on God
And tell me, am I very far?"

Must have been late after noon
On our way, the sun broke free of the clouds
We count only blue cars skip the cracks in the street
And ask many questions like children often do

We said, "Tell me all your thoughts on God
'Cause I'd really like to meet her.
And ask her why we're who we are."

Tell me all your thoughts on God
'Cause I'm on my way to see her
So tell me, am I very far
Am I very far now

It's getting cold, picked up the pace
How our shoes make hard noises in this place
Our clothes are stained, we pass many cross eyed people
And ask many questions like children often do

We said, Tell me all your thoughts on God
'Cause I'd really like to meet her
And ask her why we're who we are

Tell me all your thoughts on God
'Cause I'm on my way to see her
So tell me am I very far
Am I very far now?

Tell me all your thoughts on God
Tell me all your thoughts on God

Who Wrote Counting Blue Cars [LP Version] By Dishwalla?

George Pendergast Iii, George Edward Iii Pendergast, Gregory James Kolanek, John Richards, John Robert Richards, Rodney Browning, Scott Alexander, Scott Preston Alexander

What's The Duration Of The Counting Blue Cars [LP Version] By Dishwalla?

The duration of Counting Blue Cars [LP Version] is 4:51 minutes and seconds.

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