A Crick Uphill

ROBERT E. JR. POLLARD

Pike fly mighty, every thing tries to
In the uphill crick
Kings and queens the same-fan that flame, and
Hot soup boils in the wretched spoils of the clock collector's clique
Why should I listen to you
Why should I listen to you now
Cause you're okay
You make me high
And it's a day away oh yeah
Give me strength
Blow some life into me jesus yeah
You're alright
Blow some life into a free man now

Miracles bleed through steel and needle
In the uphill crick
Silhouettes and screams
That's what we mean
Come on big seven
Gimmie green heaven at the final gun
Why should I listen to you
Why should I listen to you now
Cause you're okay
You make me high
And it's a day away oh yeah
Give me strength
Blow some life into me Jesus yeah
You're alright
Blow some life into a free man now
You're alright
Blow some life into me Jesus yeah
Gimmie strength
Blow some life into a free man now
You're okay
Blow some life into me Jesus now
You're alright
Blow some life into a free man yeah
You're alright
Blow some life into me Jesus now
Gimmie strength
Blow some life into a free man now
You're okay
Blow some life into me Jesus now

Trivia about the song A Crick Uphill by Guided by Voices

On which albums was the song “A Crick Uphill” released by Guided by Voices?
Guided by Voices released the song on the albums “Hold On Hope” in 2000 and “Daredevil Stamp Collector : Do the Collapse B-sides” in 2001.
Who composed the song “A Crick Uphill” by Guided by Voices?
The song “A Crick Uphill” by Guided by Voices was composed by ROBERT E. JR. POLLARD.

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