Frank Sinatra
Cake"Frank Sinatra" is a song by Cake, released in 1996 in the Pop genre. The song is 2:40 long and contains 22 lines and 131 words.
Lyrics
0:19We know of an ancient radiation
0:23That haunts dismembered constellations
0:28A faintly glimmering radio station
0:36While Frank Sinatra sings Stormy Weather
0:41The flies and spiders get along together
0:45Cobwebs fall on an old skipping record
0:54Beyond the suns that guard this roof
0:57Beyond your flowers of flaming truths
1:02Beyond your latest ad campaigns
1:08An old man sits collecting stamps
1:12In a room all filled with Chinese lamps
1:16He saves what others throw away
1:21He says that he'll be rich some day
1:25We know of an ancient radiation
1:29That haunts dismembered constellations
1:33A faintly glimmering radio station
2:15We know of an ancient radiation
2:19That haunts dismembered constellations
2:23A faintly glimmering radio station
2:32While Frank Sinatra sings Stormy Weather
2:36The flies and spiders get along together
2:40Cobwebs fall on an old skipping record
We know of an ancient radiation That haunts dismembered constellations A faintly glimmering radio station While Frank Sinatra sings Stormy Weather The flies and spiders get along together Cobwebs fall on an old skipping record Beyond the suns that guard this roof Beyond your flowers of flaming truths Beyond your latest ad campaigns An old man sits collecting stamps In a room all filled with Chinese lamps He saves what others throw away He says that he'll be rich some day We know of an ancient radiation That haunts dismembered constellations A faintly glimmering radio station We know of an ancient radiation That haunts dismembered constellations A faintly glimmering radio station While Frank Sinatra sings Stormy Weather The flies and spiders get along together Cobwebs fall on an old skipping record
Translation
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