Safeway Cart
Read Safeway Cart lyrics by Neil Young on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Safeway Cart
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Like a safeway cart rolling down the street
Like a sandal mark on the savior's feet
Just keep rolling on it's a ghetto dawn
Baby looks so bad with her tv eyes
Going, going, gone and the picture cries
It's a ghetto dawn
Baby looks so bad with her tv eyes
Going, going, gone and the picture cries
Baby looks so bad with her tv eyes
Like a safeway cart rolling down the street
Past the handy mart to the savior's feet
Going, going, gone and the picture cries
Baby looks so sad
Baby looks so bad
It's a ghetto dawn
Like a safeway cart rolling down the street
Like a sandal mark on the savior's feet
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