Was (Not Was)

Boom boom acka-lacka lacka boom Boom boom acka-lacka boom boom It was a night like this forty million years ago I lit a cigarette, picked up a monkey skull to go The sun was spitting fire, the sky was blue as ice I felt a little tired, so I watched M

She took me in the bedroom To show me her computer She asked me if I liked it I told her she was cuter She wasn't that great But it was getting kind of late She talked about her father Said he never really liked her She said that she'd been married T

Where did your heart go? Did you put it on a train? Did you leave it in the rain Or down in Mexico, yeah? Where did your heart go? Did you put it on a train? Did you leave it in the rain Or down in Mexico, yeah? Let them down I spend my nights down o

The air was filled with suspicion She poured us two martinis And tried to guess my mission I pretended to know nothing It's best to use discretion But she turned her floodlight eyes on me And demanded a confession I told her I am a spy in the house o

She's tripping and flipping, flying and crying Trying to remember her name She's moping and groping, rope-a-dope Washing her hair in the rain Judy, she don't work here any more I don't know, she might be working over at the other store I haven't seen

I set charges in Maine and Florida In Washington and California I gave fair warning and lit the fuse Right at the beginning of the network news All I did was listen to the Fates I blew up the United States Now little bits of Texas Are floating up in