Back to Top

Method of Frobenius - Passport Lyrics



Method of Frobenius - Passport Lyrics




"Put your head on straight
I told you I can hardly wait
I couldn't hesitate
We're gonna be fine
Now hang up the telephone line"

I am Chicago bound
In an airport bus I'm found
I'm not messin' around
But I'm over my head
I'll think of you instead

I must be headed east
While I eat my airplane feast
In the aluminum beast
Up in the sky
I have hours to wonder why

I breathe the London air
I'm on the ground but I'm not there
I am glued to my chair
I'll write you a song
Far from where I belong

Stamp my passport some more
I'm on a train to your Tramore
I'm on another shore
I'm a little tired
But I'm walking up to your door
I'm a little tired
But I'm knocking on your door
I'm a little tired
But I'm walking through your door
[ Correct these Lyrics ]

[ Correct these Lyrics ]

We currently do not have these lyrics. If you would like to submit them, please use the form below.


We currently do not have these lyrics. If you would like to submit them, please use the form below.


English

"Put your head on straight
I told you I can hardly wait
I couldn't hesitate
We're gonna be fine
Now hang up the telephone line"

I am Chicago bound
In an airport bus I'm found
I'm not messin' around
But I'm over my head
I'll think of you instead

I must be headed east
While I eat my airplane feast
In the aluminum beast
Up in the sky
I have hours to wonder why

I breathe the London air
I'm on the ground but I'm not there
I am glued to my chair
I'll write you a song
Far from where I belong

Stamp my passport some more
I'm on a train to your Tramore
I'm on another shore
I'm a little tired
But I'm walking up to your door
I'm a little tired
But I'm knocking on your door
I'm a little tired
But I'm walking through your door
[ Correct these Lyrics ]
Writer: Michael Laughlin
Copyright: Lyrics © O/B/O DistroKid




Method of Frobenius - Passport Video
(Show video at the top of the page)


Performed By: Method of Frobenius
Language: English
Length: 3:06
Written by: Michael Laughlin

Tags:
No tags yet