Look What I Did lyrics

I see the sun rise
Here comes the day
Where sunrise comes from
I am not knowing

I see with stained eyes
Help find my way
It all surrounds me
It is all snowing, flowing
Here we go

I hear a calling
Each one by name
And so many don't hear
They think it's the same old thing

I feel us falling
Back where we came
It all astounds me
Is it a sad thing, bad thing

I don't know
Oh no

Comin' down, comin' round, to see you

To see if maybe you know who I am

Comin' down, comin' round, to see you

Me again

I'm comin' down, comin' round, to see you

To see if maybe you know who I am

Comin' down, comin' round, to see you

Me again

I got the all night Laundry Mat blues

Washing everything I own except my shoes

I got makeup round the collar

And it smells like sweat

A dollar in the drier

And it ain't dry yet

If you wear clothes, you got to pay the dues

Sing the all night Laundry Mat blues

Yes you do

Sing the all night Laundry Mat blues

Standin' in the runway

Wavin' at the plane

There goes everything you own

You called home collect

And they didn't know your name

Starin' at the telephone

You thought he was a doctor

Now he says he's not

But the noices seem to tell for sure

And according to the symptoms

It isn't all you got

A shame they haven't found a cure

Didn't know the reason

You will never see me

Walking around feeling low

You will never hear there

Goes a man who doesn t know

Too many roads to walk

Too many things to do

Too many words to talk

Moments too few

I don't think you know

Though you've been told a million times

Its not clear to see

Unless you read in between the lines

Look out your window

When did it start?

I used to play that pinball, I used to go outside

I had to spend my money, get on your bus and ride

I used to go out dancing, put on my high-heeled shoes

Get in my short black chevy, go on a downtown cruise

I feel a little bit mixed up, maybe I'm obsolete

All us pinball pool sharks, we just can't compete

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Space age whiz kids kids

Leaders in the field

Is anyone out there?

Does anybody listen or care anymore?

We are living on a dying planet,

We're killing everything that's alive,

And anyone who tries to deny it

Wears a tie

And gets paid to lie

So I wrote these songs for a dying planet,

I'm sorry but I'm telling the truth,

And for everybody trying to save it

These songs are for you, too.

Some friends of mine I never met called me the other day

They was gonna have a party and they called me to say

Hey Joe, how ya doin', how's your album, how's your tour

How's Don Henley, how's Glenn Frey,

and who, what where and when and why

They could not shut up (can't shut up)

They couldn't shut up (can't shut up)

So I hung up (can't shut up)

Too long on the road, my friend

Too long between rides

Too long between homes again

Too long without someone by my side

And Lord, there's something 'bout a sad song

That helps to ease the pain...

Here I am, Lord, just singing up a storm

And I'm all alone again...

Too much going down today

Just can't take it in

Mother says be careful

And don't stay out too long

Don't do things you shouldn't

Miss me when I'm gone

Daddy says not now, son

Well, just do the best you can

And you'll make out somehow, son

Be just like I am, just like I am

You won't need a reason

She don't let you choose

And so to make the game easy

Mother makes the rules

We all know how the rules are

We were visited last evening

By a servant of the day

He had travelled miles on horseback

To scout his master's way

And he only had a moment

To warm his frozen hands

And though he needed food and rest

He told us of his land

And all too soon

He had to leave

Else sleep might block his way

And so he thanked us both, and saddled up

Minutes turn to hours, counting seconds tick away.

Another day tomorrow, tomorrow's just another day.

Days turn into years, and time goes by, over and over,

Again and again, and then, years turn into decades.

Decades. Start another decade, times ten.

Ten decades, one hundred years.

Ten decades. And the first ten started going so much faster,