Radio Show

Robert Baker, Gordon Downie, Johnny Fay, Joseph Paul Langlois, Robert Gordon Sinclair

Holding in smoke 'til your father passes
My perspectives are broadened 'cause my senses are dulled

Phoning in to the radio show

People stop to watch construction
If it has something to offer
People stop watchin' destruction
When it has something to offer

The structure's good and the night is beautiful
The connection is clear now, the TV's down low

Phoning in to the radio show

People stop to watch the election
When it has something to offer
People stop watchin' triumph
When it has something to offer

When you stop caring 'bout what's in store
It's strange how people stop caring so much about you anymore

The flaming vehicle crashed through the guard rail
The flaming vehicle crashed through the guard rail
I can give you the details, that's all I know
Phoning in to the radio show

People stop, watch the instruction
When it has something to offer
People stop watching instructions
When they have something to offer

When you stop talking 'bout what's in store
It's strange how people stop talking so much about you anymore
As long as we
As long as we
We

Trivia about the song Radio Show by The Tragically Hip

When was the song “Radio Show” released by The Tragically Hip?
The song Radio Show was released in 1992, on the album “Fully Completely”.
Who composed the song “Radio Show” by The Tragically Hip?
The song “Radio Show” by The Tragically Hip was composed by Robert Baker, Gordon Downie, Johnny Fay, Joseph Paul Langlois, Robert Gordon Sinclair.

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