Limestoneville by Johnny Sebastian Lyrics
[Verse 1]
Take me out of Limestoneville
In Pennsylvania where you can't get killed
A sterile town of fossils where you must sit still
Still
And are you even really living if you're stuck in Milton sitting all your life
I just had an existential crisis in a gas station
Now I'm stuck in Milton (Milton)
Milton, oh
[Chorus]
It's not called a fear of death
It should be fear of boring life
Or of monotony, I guess
A fear of living where you'll die
Because I'd rather eat ramen in LA
Than wake up in my limestone evеry day
And die next to the losеrs who did the same
[Verse 2]
And I'd buy a charcoal grill and have the neighbors for a few
And that would be the highlight of my week or maybe two
That's just what we do, I guess
Living's nothing new, I guess
And I'd watch the Wheel of Fortune every night from six to nine
To get my mind off my blue collar job and pass the time
And to make it seem like something in my life is finally mine
Why not let fate decide?
[Chorus]
It's not called a fear of death
It should be fear of boring life
Or of monotony, I guess
A fear of living where you'll die
Because I'd rather eat ramen in LA
Than wake up in my limestone every day
And die next to the losers who did the same
(Check it)
(Ba ba ba ba, ba ba ba ba, ba)
[Outro]
Hey now, take the highway down
Make your way past Allentown
Exit onto Broadway Road and you'll grow old with me
It's cold to see you stuck in your same old routine in day-to-day activities
I got a fear of monotony
Hey now, take the highway down (Take me out)
Make your way past Allentown (of Limestoneville)
Exit onto Broadway Road and you'll grow old with me (in Pennsylvania where you can't get killed)
It's cold to see you stuck in your same old routine in day-to-day activities (a sterile town of fossils where you must sit still)
I got a fear of monotony (It's slowly killing me, ah)
Hey now, take the highway down (Get me out, get me out now)
Make your way past Allentown (Get me out, get me out now)
Exit onto Broadway Road and you'll grow old with me (Get me out, get me out, I think I've had enough)
It's cold to see you stuck in your same old routine in day-to-day activities (I think I've had enough now)
I got a fear of monotony (I can't wake up in my limestone every day)
Hey now, take the highway down
Make your way past Allentown
Exit onto Broadway Road and you'll grow old with me
It's cold to see you stuck in your same old routine in day-to-day activities
I got a fear of monotony
Take me out of Limestoneville
In Pennsylvania where you can't get killed
A sterile town of fossils where you must sit still
Still
And are you even really living if you're stuck in Milton sitting all your life
I just had an existential crisis in a gas station
Now I'm stuck in Milton (Milton)
Milton, oh
[Chorus]
It's not called a fear of death
It should be fear of boring life
Or of monotony, I guess
A fear of living where you'll die
Because I'd rather eat ramen in LA
Than wake up in my limestone evеry day
And die next to the losеrs who did the same
[Verse 2]
And I'd buy a charcoal grill and have the neighbors for a few
And that would be the highlight of my week or maybe two
That's just what we do, I guess
Living's nothing new, I guess
And I'd watch the Wheel of Fortune every night from six to nine
To get my mind off my blue collar job and pass the time
And to make it seem like something in my life is finally mine
Why not let fate decide?
[Chorus]
It's not called a fear of death
It should be fear of boring life
Or of monotony, I guess
A fear of living where you'll die
Because I'd rather eat ramen in LA
Than wake up in my limestone every day
And die next to the losers who did the same
(Check it)
(Ba ba ba ba, ba ba ba ba, ba)
[Outro]
Hey now, take the highway down
Make your way past Allentown
Exit onto Broadway Road and you'll grow old with me
It's cold to see you stuck in your same old routine in day-to-day activities
I got a fear of monotony
Hey now, take the highway down (Take me out)
Make your way past Allentown (of Limestoneville)
Exit onto Broadway Road and you'll grow old with me (in Pennsylvania where you can't get killed)
It's cold to see you stuck in your same old routine in day-to-day activities (a sterile town of fossils where you must sit still)
I got a fear of monotony (It's slowly killing me, ah)
Hey now, take the highway down (Get me out, get me out now)
Make your way past Allentown (Get me out, get me out now)
Exit onto Broadway Road and you'll grow old with me (Get me out, get me out, I think I've had enough)
It's cold to see you stuck in your same old routine in day-to-day activities (I think I've had enough now)
I got a fear of monotony (I can't wake up in my limestone every day)
Hey now, take the highway down
Make your way past Allentown
Exit onto Broadway Road and you'll grow old with me
It's cold to see you stuck in your same old routine in day-to-day activities
I got a fear of monotony