Pan American Blues

David Berman

A fifth on decoration day for the doctor that fixed my arm
The federales back from Tucson, each one got an arm gone
Limehouse Pratt got dim inside
Can't see the painted ladies runaround at night
A wood-paneled room
My cigarette fumes waltz and dissolve just for you
There's gonna be a truce
There's gonna be a truce
There's gonna be a truce
But first you got to set your horses loose

A jaguar simmering in a cage
Give him a chance
Can you tell the answer from the ants?
History's got its walking papers
Can't get enough of the make-up
That makes it look so tough

Well, it seems just like a freeze-out
Seems just like a freeze-out
Seems just like a freeze-out
An undisclosed, deeply wooded
Lose your way route

Trivia about the song Pan American Blues by Silver Jews

When was the song “Pan American Blues” released by Silver Jews?
The song Pan American Blues was released in 1994, on the album “Starlite Walker”.
Who composed the song “Pan American Blues” by Silver Jews?
The song “Pan American Blues” by Silver Jews was composed by David Berman.

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