New Numbers
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New Numbers
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Stand before it to the nines
Hurry up and get in line
They've got your ashes scattered
Before you even burn
Blasting off for baby town
Wearing cars like angel gowns
Even though I'm wearin' tatters
I just can't wait my turn
[Chorus:]
'Cause I've got
New numbers don't understand
New numbers I'm gettin' out of hand
New numbers countin' on me for
New numbers
Oh your body still behaves
Standard issue mindless slave
Somebody gave you your papers
You just stuck around
Now I wanna make a scene
Interrupt your magazine
You're all so tucked in and tapered
I'd only let you down
[Chorus]
I took the last train home and I
I can't remember the faces
I'm adding up possibilities
How's the view at twenty paces
[Chorus]
New numbers
New numbers
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John Hiatt performs "New Numbers", and this lyric page sits inside the John Hiatt catalog on LyroVerse.
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Yes. The related section below points to 'Til I Get My Lovin' Back and (No More) Dancing In The Street with a short reason for opening each page next.
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