Japan Town
All this talk, all these faces
All this money, all these places
All these lips that are tasted
All these minds that are wasted
And the water drips down through my humble little house
To be met with the scent of bitter tea
And the tail falls off this hungry little mouse
His whiskers fly away in the breeze
Where's my humble little house?
Where's my hungry little mouse?
The feeling of it never disappears
Where's my stumpy little stout?
Where's my distant little mountain?
The hollow feeling never interferes
All these boots, all these laces
All these strides, all these races
All these things not worth saving
But I'll take my time in my paces
And the water drips down through my humble little house
To be met with the scent of bitter tea
And the tail falls off this hungry little mouse
His whiskers fly away with the breeze
Where's my humble little house?
Where's my hungry little mouse?
The feeling of it never disappears
Where's my stumpy little stout?
Where's my distant little mountain?
The hollow feeling never interferes
I just want Japan Town, I just want it now
Where my happy hour never disappears
I just want Japan Town, I just want it now
Where my hollow feeling never interferes
I just want Japan Town, I just want it now
Where my happy hour never disappears
I just want Japan Town, I just want it now
Where my hollow feeling never interferes
And my happy hour never disappears
All this money, all these places
All these lips that are tasted
All these minds that are wasted
And the water drips down through my humble little house
To be met with the scent of bitter tea
And the tail falls off this hungry little mouse
His whiskers fly away in the breeze
Where's my humble little house?
Where's my hungry little mouse?
The feeling of it never disappears
Where's my stumpy little stout?
Where's my distant little mountain?
The hollow feeling never interferes
All these boots, all these laces
All these strides, all these races
All these things not worth saving
But I'll take my time in my paces
And the water drips down through my humble little house
To be met with the scent of bitter tea
And the tail falls off this hungry little mouse
His whiskers fly away with the breeze
Where's my humble little house?
Where's my hungry little mouse?
The feeling of it never disappears
Where's my stumpy little stout?
Where's my distant little mountain?
The hollow feeling never interferes
I just want Japan Town, I just want it now
Where my happy hour never disappears
I just want Japan Town, I just want it now
Where my hollow feeling never interferes
I just want Japan Town, I just want it now
Where my happy hour never disappears
I just want Japan Town, I just want it now
Where my hollow feeling never interferes
And my happy hour never disappears
Credits
Writer(s): Joseph Mackey
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