Contact by Froth Lyrics
[Verse 1]
Listening, watching the voice of no reason
Sit with the tube cause her voice gets you high
Borrowing somebody else's opinion
[Refrain]
Looking for contact
Hey hey hey
[Verse 2]
'71, you would never believe us
Tell him the man he has become today
Watching the witness, he's walking with Jesus
[Refrain]
Looking for contact
Looking for contact
Hey hey hey
Looking for contact
Hey hey hey
[Verse 3]
Slowly their minds fall from their concentration
Stare at the sky, the California sun
Notice the absence of participation
[Refrain]
Searching for contact
Searching for contact
Hey hey hey
Searching for contact
Hey hey hey
[Outro]
Sally says she doesn't want to go to school
Father stands up and says 'You're gonna throw it all away'
Driving up to Johnny's in the chevrolet
Such a pity that she lets his hard work go to waste
Johnny sees Sally walking up the steps
She takes herself a seat, yeah, and rolls herself a cigarette
'Such a dirty habit', he would say to her
'Have I told you that it took me twenty five years to quit?'
Listening, watching the voice of no reason
Sit with the tube cause her voice gets you high
Borrowing somebody else's opinion
[Refrain]
Looking for contact
Hey hey hey
[Verse 2]
'71, you would never believe us
Tell him the man he has become today
Watching the witness, he's walking with Jesus
[Refrain]
Looking for contact
Looking for contact
Hey hey hey
Looking for contact
Hey hey hey
[Verse 3]
Slowly their minds fall from their concentration
Stare at the sky, the California sun
Notice the absence of participation
[Refrain]
Searching for contact
Searching for contact
Hey hey hey
Searching for contact
Hey hey hey
[Outro]
Sally says she doesn't want to go to school
Father stands up and says 'You're gonna throw it all away'
Driving up to Johnny's in the chevrolet
Such a pity that she lets his hard work go to waste
Johnny sees Sally walking up the steps
She takes herself a seat, yeah, and rolls herself a cigarette
'Such a dirty habit', he would say to her
'Have I told you that it took me twenty five years to quit?'