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Aerosmith ~ Rats In The Cellar


Goin' under, rats in the cellar Goin' under, skin's turnin' yellow Nose is runny, losin' my connection Losin' money, getting no affection New york city blues East side, west side lose Throw me in the slam Catch me if you can Believe That you're wearing Tearing me apart Safe complaining, 'casue everything's rotten Go insanin', and ain't a thing forgotten Feelin' cozy, rats in the cellar Cheeks are rosy, skin's turning yellow Lose it's party, lookin' rather lazy See my body, pushin up a-daisies New york city blues East side, west side lose Throw me in the slam Catch me if you can Believe That you're wearing Tearing me apart more free lyrics

Goin' under, rats in the cellar
Goin' under, skin's turnin' yellow
Nose is runny, losin' my connection
Losin' money, getting no affection

New york city blues
East side, west side lose
Throw me in the slam
Catch me if you can
Believe
That you're wearing
Tearing me apart

Safe complaining, 'casue everything's rotten
Go insanin', and ain't a thing forgotten
Feelin' cozy, rats in the cellar
Cheeks are rosy, skin's turning yellow
Lose it's party, lookin' rather lazy
See my body, pushin up a-daisies

New york city blues
East side, west side lose
Throw me in the slam
Catch me if you can
Believe
That you're wearing
Tearing me apart

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