Released on 1997

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[Intro: Matt Hughes]

Pick it up, pick it up, pick it up!


[Verse 1: Tristan O'Malley]

Now somebody is out there on a streetcorner

Preaching about the evils of the people

Who are voting on the right

While I am in a kitchen chopping parsley and lettuce

And washing up the dishes till the end of the night

I stumble down the streetcorner

To buy myself a pony full of paint thinner, bourbon

A girly mag or two

And blah blah blah goes the man on the corner

I'll never understand how it relates to me and you


[Chorus: Tristan O'Malley]

But what do I know?

And what do I care?

If I close my eyes

I'm blindsided


[Verse 2: Tristan O'Malley]

In a barroom the TV is flashing like a fire

And warning of the future like a prophet from the past

The radio is blaring like a siren in the corner

And telling you to prepare for an all out attack

The newspaper reads like a page of the bible

And tells us a tale of impending doom

But blind, deaf and dumb are we

And all we really care about is

Who can drink the most before he goes to the bathroom


[Chorus: Tristan O'Malley]

But what do I know?

And what do I care?

If I close my eyes

I'm blindsided


[Chorus: Tristan O'Malley]

But what do I know?

And what do I care?

If I close my eyes

I'm blindsided