Life's Little Tragedy Lyrics
The song Life's Little Tragedy is performed by Lambchop in the album named How I Quit Smoking in the year 1996 .
I desire to tumble
I walk through the garden
I don't speak well I mumble
To life's little tragedy
If you touch me I crumble
This song's from the wishing you well
Not a boob or a bungle
Just another butt to sniff
Half our lives surmise
For only you to decipher
Our reasons are quite tame
One by one we die
And our secrets die within us
There's no one left to blame
Shame on me, shame on you
Shame on me, shame on you
Scratchy cheeks and an earring
I scurry to find the camera
He's not angry he's seething
My pictures always turn out wrong
He's not crying he's teething
The pains of growing are going fine
There's some spit on the ceiling
Pretty soon it's going to drop
In the bed you lay
Praying for sleep and it never comes
It never works that way
All the rest is done
All you really can do is just sit up
And start a brand new day
Shame on me, shame on you
Shame on me, shame on you
In the bed you lay
Praying for sleep and it never comes
It never works that way
All the rest is done
All you can do is just sit up
And start a brand new day
Shame on me, shame on you
Shame on me, shame on you
Lambchop - How I Quit Smoking
Jan 1996
- For Which We Are Truly Thankful
- The Man Who Loved Beer
- The Militant
- We Never Argue
- Life's Little Tragedy
- Suzieju
- All Smiles And Mariachi
- The Scary Caroler
- Smuckers
- Garf
- Your Life As A Sequel
- Theone
- Again
Life's Little Tragedy