| Song | Telegraph Melts |
| Artist | Jandek |
| Album | Telegraph Melts |
| Download | Image LRC TXT |
| woman: When the telegraph melts | |
| And it’s still ringing your name | |
| When your shoes got holes in them | |
| And the sidewalk’s not the same | |
| And you’re falling down | |
| Then you can think about your mother | |
| You can think about your friends | |
| But you can’t blame me for not being around | |
| You know I told you long ago | |
| Before you grew so old | |
| That I wasn’t meant for claws falling on my face | |
| I see you knew it was a jungle | |
| I was a woman had a place to go | |
| If you can’t come with me then | |
| I just don’t know | |
| But I’m wondering about your humor | |
| You know I didn’t mind | |
| When you laughed in my face | |
| You know I didn’t mind | |
| When you stood on my head | |
| And then I turned the tables around | |
| Jandek: I thought it just another day | |
| I thought you saw it my way | |
| But to my surprise | |
| There’s a difference in your eyes woman: | |
| I find it hard to find you | |
| Say you want an ashtray | |
| Say you think you found a way | |
| Well, you can joke about me baby | |
| You can say my name in vain |
| woman: When the telegraph melts | |
| And it' s still ringing your name | |
| When your shoes got holes in them | |
| And the sidewalk' s not the same | |
| And you' re falling down | |
| Then you can think about your mother | |
| You can think about your friends | |
| But you can' t blame me for not being around | |
| You know I told you long ago | |
| Before you grew so old | |
| That I wasn' t meant for claws falling on my face | |
| I see you knew it was a jungle | |
| I was a woman had a place to go | |
| If you can' t come with me then | |
| I just don' t know | |
| But I' m wondering about your humor | |
| You know I didn' t mind | |
| When you laughed in my face | |
| You know I didn' t mind | |
| When you stood on my head | |
| And then I turned the tables around | |
| Jandek: I thought it just another day | |
| I thought you saw it my way | |
| But to my surprise | |
| There' s a difference in your eyes woman: | |
| I find it hard to find you | |
| Say you want an ashtray | |
| Say you think you found a way | |
| Well, you can joke about me baby | |
| You can say my name in vain |
| woman: When the telegraph melts | |
| And it' s still ringing your name | |
| When your shoes got holes in them | |
| And the sidewalk' s not the same | |
| And you' re falling down | |
| Then you can think about your mother | |
| You can think about your friends | |
| But you can' t blame me for not being around | |
| You know I told you long ago | |
| Before you grew so old | |
| That I wasn' t meant for claws falling on my face | |
| I see you knew it was a jungle | |
| I was a woman had a place to go | |
| If you can' t come with me then | |
| I just don' t know | |
| But I' m wondering about your humor | |
| You know I didn' t mind | |
| When you laughed in my face | |
| You know I didn' t mind | |
| When you stood on my head | |
| And then I turned the tables around | |
| Jandek: I thought it just another day | |
| I thought you saw it my way | |
| But to my surprise | |
| There' s a difference in your eyes woman: | |
| I find it hard to find you | |
| Say you want an ashtray | |
| Say you think you found a way | |
| Well, you can joke about me baby | |
| You can say my name in vain |