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Bar Stamp
02:30
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I got a bar stamp for you baby
just stick out your hand
You don't look that young to me
in that pair of yesterdays bicycle pants.
When it presses against you
it reveals the shape of a duck
'cause we're south for the winter
and I hope you don't get stuck
I can tell you now Im gonna treat it like it matters
When that bar stamps on your hand
then you can take a walk through the door
You're gonna need that later
if you want to get back in
I'll still be here at the front door
when you're calling on a friend
You could wonder about me
If I see you through the smoke
If the years have adjusted my eyes
to all the camels kools and cloves
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