| Song | Hudson |
| Artist | Vampire Weekend |
| Album | Modern Vampires of the City |
| Download | Image LRC TXT |
| [00:00.78] | Hudson died in Hudson Bay, |
| [00:03.59] | The water took its victim's name |
| [00:06.52] | The river's rise told Riverside |
| [00:09.39] | To change their names again |
| [00:10.62] | |
| [00:24.85] | A stranger walked in through the door, |
| [00:27.22] | Said all apartments are pre-war |
| [00:29.78] | |
| [00:30.53] | We laughed and asked him for his name |
| [00:33.52] | He stayed until the end |
| [00:35.33] | |
| [00:36.46] | We watched the Germans play the Greeks |
| [00:39.39] | We marked the 99 year lease, |
| [00:42.58] | Our fathers signed |
| [00:43.94] | Which I declined to try and comprehend |
| [00:47.06] | |
| [01:13.76] | Over and over again, all these never-ending visions |
| [01:17.50] | |
| [01:19.50] | Over and over again like a prize that's changing hands |
| [01:23.75] | |
| [01:25.24] | The time has a come, |
| [01:26.80] | The clock is such a drag |
| [01:29.68] | |
| [01:31.30] | All you who changed your stripes can wrap me in the flag |
| [01:35.79] | |
| [01:48.93] | The legendary wooden gate |
| [01:51.55] | The first established real estate |
| [01:53.92] | |
| [01:54.67] | Is lost in time like all the crimes that won this pleasant land (land, land) |
| [02:00.43] | |
| [02:01.86] | Over and over again, all these never-ending visions |
| [02:05.42] | |
| [02:07.17] | Over and over again like a prize that's changing hands |
| [02:11.53] | |
| [02:13.22] | The time has a come, |
| [02:14.90] | The clock is such a drag |
| [02:17.65] | |
| [02:19.40] | All you who changed your stripes can wrap me in the flag |
| [02:23.58] | |
| [02:49.86] | Hudson died on Hudson Bay, |
| [02:51.61] | But I was born on Sudden Place |
| [02:54.17] | |
| [02:54.79] | The rising tide helped me decide to change my name again |
| [02:59.47] | |
| [03:00.66] | Some tend to linger on and some may case from Babylon |
| [03:05.78] | |
| [03:06.71] | Some will roam their ruined home, rejoicing 'till the end |
| [03:11.89] | |
| [03:13.77] | Over and over again, all these never-ending visions |
| [03:18.26] | |
| [03:19.39] | Over and over again like a prize that's changing hands |
| [03:23.69] | |
| [03:25.37] | The time has a come, |
| [03:27.05] | |
| [03:27.68] | The clock is such a drag |
| [03:29.55] | |
| [03:31.36] | All you who changed your stripes can wrap me in the flag |
| [03:35.60] | |
| [03:37.54] | The lines are drawn, |
| [03:38.66] | |
| [03:39.88] | The map is such a drag |
| [03:41.69] | |
| [03:43.12] | All you who changed your stripes can wrap me in the flag |
| [00:00.78] | Hudson died in Hudson Bay, |
| [00:03.59] | The water took its victim' s name |
| [00:06.52] | The river' s rise told Riverside |
| [00:09.39] | To change their names again |
| [00:10.62] | |
| [00:24.85] | A stranger walked in through the door, |
| [00:27.22] | Said all apartments are prewar |
| [00:29.78] | |
| [00:30.53] | We laughed and asked him for his name |
| [00:33.52] | He stayed until the end |
| [00:35.33] | |
| [00:36.46] | We watched the Germans play the Greeks |
| [00:39.39] | We marked the 99 year lease, |
| [00:42.58] | Our fathers signed |
| [00:43.94] | Which I declined to try and comprehend |
| [00:47.06] | |
| [01:13.76] | Over and over again, all these neverending visions |
| [01:17.50] | |
| [01:19.50] | Over and over again like a prize that' s changing hands |
| [01:23.75] | |
| [01:25.24] | The time has a come, |
| [01:26.80] | The clock is such a drag |
| [01:29.68] | |
| [01:31.30] | All you who changed your stripes can wrap me in the flag |
| [01:35.79] | |
| [01:48.93] | The legendary wooden gate |
| [01:51.55] | The first established real estate |
| [01:53.92] | |
| [01:54.67] | Is lost in time like all the crimes that won this pleasant land land, land |
| [02:00.43] | |
| [02:01.86] | Over and over again, all these neverending visions |
| [02:05.42] | |
| [02:07.17] | Over and over again like a prize that' s changing hands |
| [02:11.53] | |
| [02:13.22] | The time has a come, |
| [02:14.90] | The clock is such a drag |
| [02:17.65] | |
| [02:19.40] | All you who changed your stripes can wrap me in the flag |
| [02:23.58] | |
| [02:49.86] | Hudson died on Hudson Bay, |
| [02:51.61] | But I was born on Sudden Place |
| [02:54.17] | |
| [02:54.79] | The rising tide helped me decide to change my name again |
| [02:59.47] | |
| [03:00.66] | Some tend to linger on and some may case from Babylon |
| [03:05.78] | |
| [03:06.71] | Some will roam their ruined home, rejoicing ' till the end |
| [03:11.89] | |
| [03:13.77] | Over and over again, all these neverending visions |
| [03:18.26] | |
| [03:19.39] | Over and over again like a prize that' s changing hands |
| [03:23.69] | |
| [03:25.37] | The time has a come, |
| [03:27.05] | |
| [03:27.68] | The clock is such a drag |
| [03:29.55] | |
| [03:31.36] | All you who changed your stripes can wrap me in the flag |
| [03:35.60] | |
| [03:37.54] | The lines are drawn, |
| [03:38.66] | |
| [03:39.88] | The map is such a drag |
| [03:41.69] | |
| [03:43.12] | All you who changed your stripes can wrap me in the flag |
| [00:00.78] | Hudson died in Hudson Bay, |
| [00:03.59] | The water took its victim' s name |
| [00:06.52] | The river' s rise told Riverside |
| [00:09.39] | To change their names again |
| [00:10.62] | |
| [00:24.85] | A stranger walked in through the door, |
| [00:27.22] | Said all apartments are prewar |
| [00:29.78] | |
| [00:30.53] | We laughed and asked him for his name |
| [00:33.52] | He stayed until the end |
| [00:35.33] | |
| [00:36.46] | We watched the Germans play the Greeks |
| [00:39.39] | We marked the 99 year lease, |
| [00:42.58] | Our fathers signed |
| [00:43.94] | Which I declined to try and comprehend |
| [00:47.06] | |
| [01:13.76] | Over and over again, all these neverending visions |
| [01:17.50] | |
| [01:19.50] | Over and over again like a prize that' s changing hands |
| [01:23.75] | |
| [01:25.24] | The time has a come, |
| [01:26.80] | The clock is such a drag |
| [01:29.68] | |
| [01:31.30] | All you who changed your stripes can wrap me in the flag |
| [01:35.79] | |
| [01:48.93] | The legendary wooden gate |
| [01:51.55] | The first established real estate |
| [01:53.92] | |
| [01:54.67] | Is lost in time like all the crimes that won this pleasant land land, land |
| [02:00.43] | |
| [02:01.86] | Over and over again, all these neverending visions |
| [02:05.42] | |
| [02:07.17] | Over and over again like a prize that' s changing hands |
| [02:11.53] | |
| [02:13.22] | The time has a come, |
| [02:14.90] | The clock is such a drag |
| [02:17.65] | |
| [02:19.40] | All you who changed your stripes can wrap me in the flag |
| [02:23.58] | |
| [02:49.86] | Hudson died on Hudson Bay, |
| [02:51.61] | But I was born on Sudden Place |
| [02:54.17] | |
| [02:54.79] | The rising tide helped me decide to change my name again |
| [02:59.47] | |
| [03:00.66] | Some tend to linger on and some may case from Babylon |
| [03:05.78] | |
| [03:06.71] | Some will roam their ruined home, rejoicing ' till the end |
| [03:11.89] | |
| [03:13.77] | Over and over again, all these neverending visions |
| [03:18.26] | |
| [03:19.39] | Over and over again like a prize that' s changing hands |
| [03:23.69] | |
| [03:25.37] | The time has a come, |
| [03:27.05] | |
| [03:27.68] | The clock is such a drag |
| [03:29.55] | |
| [03:31.36] | All you who changed your stripes can wrap me in the flag |
| [03:35.60] | |
| [03:37.54] | The lines are drawn, |
| [03:38.66] | |
| [03:39.88] | The map is such a drag |
| [03:41.69] | |
| [03:43.12] | All you who changed your stripes can wrap me in the flag |