Provided to YouTube by Sub Pop Records The District Sleeps Alone Tonight (Tonight Album) · The Postal Service Give Up ℗ 2003 Subpop Records Producer.

Текст песни: Smeared black in. our palms are sweaty And I’m barely listening to last demands I’m staring at the asphalt wondering what’s buried underneath I’ll wear my badg. vinyl sticker with big block letters adherent to my chest.

Album Give Up. The District Sleeps Alone Tonight Lyrics. Smeared black ink Your palms are sweaty And I'm barely listening To last demands I'm staring at the asphalt wondering What's buried underneath. Where I am Where I am. I'll wear my badge A vinyl sticker with big block letters adhering to my chest That tells your new friends I am a visitor here I am not permanent And the only thing keeping me dry is Where I am. You seem so out of context in this gaudy apartment complex A stranger with your door key explaining that I’m just visiting.

The District Sleeps Alone Tonight" is a song by the electronic music band The Postal Service, the second single from their debut album, Give Up, released July 8, 2003 on Sub Pop Records. The single included a cover of "Suddenly Everything Has Changed" by The Flaming Lips, and two remixed tracks. The song was written by Ben Gibbard and Jimmy Tamborello, and recorded in early 2002. The "District" in the song's title is a reference to Washington, .

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Written by: Benjamin Gibbard. Last update on: December 24, 2017. Lyrics for The District Sleeps Alone - Tonight Album by The Postal Service. complex (Where I am) A stranger with your door key Explaining that I'm just visiting (Where I am) And I am finally seeing Why I was the one worth leaving Why I was the one worth leaving (Where I am) The district sleeps alone tonight After the bars turn out their lights (Where I am) And send the autos swerving Into the. loneliest evening (Where I am) And I am finally seeing Why I was the one worth leaving Why I was the one worth leaving Why I was the one worth leaving Why I was the one worth leaving. Writer(s): BENJAMIN GIBBARD, JIMMY TAMBORELLO.

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You seem so so out of context in this gaudy apartment complex A stranger with your door key explaining that i am just visiting And i am finally seing why i was the one worth leaving Why I was the one worth leaving. The district sleeps alone tonight after the bars turn out their lights And send the autos swerving into the loneliest evening And i am finally seeing why i was the one worth leaving Why I was the one worth leaving. Why I was the one worth leaving Why I was the one worth leaving.