Augie March - Movie Mondays lyrics

O Genevieve, would that I could see you growing older With my right hand so cold 'round a colder can of Coca-Cola... I walk through the uni, lazy campus, lazing apes under the sun Thinking "How the f**?", "How the f** could she love a drowned amphibian?" When I left her mourning naked, pleading with me "Won't you stay?" But Movie Mondays are more important, more important on the day It's the end of the feature, and all of my imaginaries come to life It's an old friend, yearning badly for the things that happened just last night So I tell him "We've got years to fill with the stupid sh** we haven't done" Tragic wagon, rickety wheeling over the cliff into the sun Cheap freedom, there's something about you I'm not sure what it is, but I'm beginning to doubt you On the way to the station, running the day down Going back to where I first reside Yeah, going back to where I first reside Yeah, going back to where I first reside Hey, look - and there goes a wheelchair It's lost it's rider, it's rider's fallen down the stairs to the ocean And all I hear are perfect chords to come undone Then I see her - emergent harpy from one room to the next And we're all hungover Everything seems like a memory to me now And we're all hungover Everything seems like a memory to me And O cheap freedom, there's something about you I'm not sure what it is, but I'm beginning to doubt you On the way to the station, we're running the day down Going back to where I first reside And O cheap freedom, there's something about you I'm not sure what it is, but I'm beginning to doubt you On the way to the station, while running the day down Going back to where I first reside Yeah, going back to where I first reside