| Song | Walkin' Home Alone |
| Artist | Stan Ridgway |
| Album | The Big Heat |
| Download | Image LRC TXT |
| Now there's last sunday's paper | |
| Crumpled up and rollin' down the street | |
| Away | |
| And there's a piece of gum | |
| Just waitin' for a ride on someone's feet | |
| Today | |
| Chorus: | |
| And tonight i'll be walkin' home alone | |
| Now, there's a million things i said | |
| And twice as many that i didn't say | |
| Yay-ay | |
| And i remember an afternoon | |
| A broken coffee cup, and some broadway tune | |
| And i shook her hand | |
| And i said okay | |
| And now as i stroll by some skinny dog | |
| Left outside without a bone | |
| Tonight, i'll be walkin' home alone | |
| Chorus repeat | |
| And ain't it funny how one afternoon | |
| Can make two people stop and say | |
| That all the time they spent together | |
| Didn't really mean that much anyway... no, not much. | |
| Just a sinkful of dirty dishes | |
| And a picture in a drawer | |
| And a hairbrush on the table | |
| And a hole punched in a door | |
| And if she were here right now | |
| I'd tell her things i never told her before | |
| So now i hear a clock and i get up fast | |
| Draw the curtain on a brand new day | |
| I can't wait to get this cast off | |
| The telephone's dead牢牢i guess they turned it off today | |
| Turn the key on the mailbox slot | |
| Lookin' for a letter, but bills is all i've got | |
| And even the cat she left me with | |
| Is goin' out with someone else | |
| So put another quarter in the jukebox, pete | |
| But don't play that one with the sad trombone | |
| 'cause tonight, i'll be walkin' home alone | |
| And tonight, i'll be walkin' home alone | |
| All alone | |
| Walkin' home | |
| All alone. |
| Now there' s last sunday' s paper | |
| Crumpled up and rollin' down the street | |
| Away | |
| And there' s a piece of gum | |
| Just waitin' for a ride on someone' s feet | |
| Today | |
| Chorus: | |
| And tonight i' ll be walkin' home alone | |
| Now, there' s a million things i said | |
| And twice as many that i didn' t say | |
| Yayay | |
| And i remember an afternoon | |
| A broken coffee cup, and some broadway tune | |
| And i shook her hand | |
| And i said okay | |
| And now as i stroll by some skinny dog | |
| Left outside without a bone | |
| Tonight, i' ll be walkin' home alone | |
| Chorus repeat | |
| And ain' t it funny how one afternoon | |
| Can make two people stop and say | |
| That all the time they spent together | |
| Didn' t really mean that much anyway... no, not much. | |
| Just a sinkful of dirty dishes | |
| And a picture in a drawer | |
| And a hairbrush on the table | |
| And a hole punched in a door | |
| And if she were here right now | |
| I' d tell her things i never told her before | |
| So now i hear a clock and i get up fast | |
| Draw the curtain on a brand new day | |
| I can' t wait to get this cast off | |
| The telephone' s dead lao lao i guess they turned it off today | |
| Turn the key on the mailbox slot | |
| Lookin' for a letter, but bills is all i' ve got | |
| And even the cat she left me with | |
| Is goin' out with someone else | |
| So put another quarter in the jukebox, pete | |
| But don' t play that one with the sad trombone | |
| ' cause tonight, i' ll be walkin' home alone | |
| And tonight, i' ll be walkin' home alone | |
| All alone | |
| Walkin' home | |
| All alone. |
| Now there' s last sunday' s paper | |
| Crumpled up and rollin' down the street | |
| Away | |
| And there' s a piece of gum | |
| Just waitin' for a ride on someone' s feet | |
| Today | |
| Chorus: | |
| And tonight i' ll be walkin' home alone | |
| Now, there' s a million things i said | |
| And twice as many that i didn' t say | |
| Yayay | |
| And i remember an afternoon | |
| A broken coffee cup, and some broadway tune | |
| And i shook her hand | |
| And i said okay | |
| And now as i stroll by some skinny dog | |
| Left outside without a bone | |
| Tonight, i' ll be walkin' home alone | |
| Chorus repeat | |
| And ain' t it funny how one afternoon | |
| Can make two people stop and say | |
| That all the time they spent together | |
| Didn' t really mean that much anyway... no, not much. | |
| Just a sinkful of dirty dishes | |
| And a picture in a drawer | |
| And a hairbrush on the table | |
| And a hole punched in a door | |
| And if she were here right now | |
| I' d tell her things i never told her before | |
| So now i hear a clock and i get up fast | |
| Draw the curtain on a brand new day | |
| I can' t wait to get this cast off | |
| The telephone' s dead láo láo i guess they turned it off today | |
| Turn the key on the mailbox slot | |
| Lookin' for a letter, but bills is all i' ve got | |
| And even the cat she left me with | |
| Is goin' out with someone else | |
| So put another quarter in the jukebox, pete | |
| But don' t play that one with the sad trombone | |
| ' cause tonight, i' ll be walkin' home alone | |
| And tonight, i' ll be walkin' home alone | |
| All alone | |
| Walkin' home | |
| All alone. |