Looker Lyrics

Looker

I was a looker once I roamed through the streets

Of Vancouvers eastside with my friends and my dreams

We called it a night

When we heard the birds

Singing on the dumpsters

Along with the dawn

And her eyes got that glance of dares and regrets

Of wallpapered memories and a youth in the west

I was looker once even though I don't look like it anymore

There was a time every man turned his head

I woke up on an RV

In mid downtown

All drunken and bare

To the people's glares

I was a looker once you see that picture in that jar

That was... well... I still had my car

There she was

Making a face

All faded out

With spiderwebs around

I was a looker once they call me the garden woman now

I bought this trailer for 400 bucks five years ago

So I had to swear

To plant all the plants

Although its rainforest

On the owners land

I was a looker once she said to me and smiled

I was a looker once you wanna have another joint

And her eyes got that glance

Of dares and regrets

Of polaroid memories

And the best in the west