Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Phish
Canonical path: /phish/contact
Related lyric paths: 6
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Contact
Read Contact lyrics by Phish on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Contact
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The tires are the things on your car
That make contact with the road
The car is the thing on the road
That takes you back to your abode
The tires are the things on your car
That make contact with the road
Bummed is what you are
When you go out to your car and it's been towed
I woke up one morning in November
And I realized I love you
It's not your headlights in front
Your tailpipe, or the skylight above you
It's the way you cling to the road
When the wind tries to shove you
I'd never go riding away
And come back home without you
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