Susan's House-Eels

[00:16.21]Going over to Susan's house walking south [00:19.60]Down Baxter street [00:22.51]Nothing hiding behind this picket fence [00:27.40]There's a crazy old woman smashing bottles [00:30.27]On the sidewalk where her house [00:31.73]Burnt down two years ago [00:34.71]People say back then she really wasn't that crazy [00:45.04]Going over to Susan's house [00:56.76]Going over to Susan's house [00:59.77]I can't be alone tonight [01:03.69]Down by the donut prince a fifteen year old boy [01:06.61]Lies on the sidewalk with a bullet in his forehead [01:09.87]In a final act of indignity the paramedics [01:12.79]Take off all his clothes [01:14.21]For the whole world to see [01:15.62]While they put him in the bag [01:17.91]Mean while an old couple argues inside the Queen Bee [01:21.75]The sick fluorescent light shimmering on their skin [01:32.55]Going over to Susan's house [01:44.46]Going over to Susan's house [01:47.28]She's gonna make you right [01:49.19]Wei ha ha ha [01:59.41]Take a left down Echo Park a kid asked [02:03.27]Do I want some crack [02:05.25]TV sets are spewing bay watch through [02:08.69]The windows into black [02:11.70] [02:23.46]Here comes a girl with long brown hair [02:25.78]Who can't be more than seventeen [02:28.70]She sucks on a red Popsicle [02:30.65]While she pushes a baby girl in a pink carriage [02:34.53]And I'm thinking that must be her sister [02:38.37]That must be her sister right [02:42.04]They go into the seven eleven and I keep walking [02:48.80]And I keep walking [02:52.96]Going over to Susan's house [03:04.88]Going over to Susan's house [03:07.65]I can't be alone tonight [03:10.64]Going over to Susan's house [03:17.06]Mm yeah