Broke On from Wild Pink by Wild Pink

Theodore Roosevelt was on my TV
looking through the window at the Hudson Valley
he said if you don’t stop moving
you will never feel bad
so I hung an envelope on my wall that says ‘P.M.A’
ride your bike through Oldster
driving in your dad’s car
taking candid pictures
where the widows spend their days
at the sweepstake cafes
you’ll hear about the war and know it’s not yours
then dedicate yourself to the stones,
the ones you broke on
you only say ‘no’
that’s how you get your way
you say stupid things to get attention
why would you have a kid
when the city you live in will be under water soon?
at a time when eyes happen to be open
you’ve got to think small
you’ll hear about the war and know it’s not yours
then dedicate yourself to the stones,
the ones you broke on

• Rock
• indie
• punk
• singer-songwriter
• New York