(theme From) Carjack Fever Lyrics - Harvey Danger

There's a bright white light 

To shine shine on all the dim bulbs 

In the crowd tonight 

And there's a thin yellow line 

To separate the fast lane 

And there's a man I know 

He'll take apart your engine 

If you ask him right 

Let's empty all the mini bars 

And leave this town in flames 

He's starving for attention 

She's swallowing her pride 

Bitter gall for bleeding ulcers 

Attitudes you can't abide 

A sentence fragment city 

A poor excuse for a life of crime 

This is not a road picture 

We are not amused or surprised 

You don't need a passport 

To know what state you're in 

She wore barrettes of many colors 

In her many colored hair 

That's not the point 

They only notice what you wear 

She said, "The moon is a toenail 

The stars are a guardrail 

My heart is a sand pail 

And you're Toluca lake" 

Stop the traffic bend the time 

We're heading into territory 

Too ugly to explore 

But they're both been there before 

He quotes Nathanael west she tries her best 

But can't find a mouth to grin with 

'Cause a tragedy requires 

A little greatness to begin with 

You are ill wind, you blow no good 

A puissant under glass, an airport neighborhood 

Earthquake survivor, feral youngsters smoking tea 

Spit in your hands and see you splinter every tree 

Culver city 

Beach wood drive 

Vesper avenue 

The needle on the radiator 

Rising as the road inclines 

The scene is going nowhere fast 

He's shooting highway signs 

She carves her sorry epitaph 

A carjack fever scrawl 

If you only live in movies 

Maybe you don't really live at all 

You don't need a passport 

To know what state you're in 

To know what state you're in 

To know what state you're in 

To know what state you're in