Track Insight / Lyrics
Steel frame leaning on the brick
City air is heavy thick
Old paint peeling off the bar
Parked beside a rusted car
Chrome and clover, silver skin
Where the jazz and wind begin
Chrome and clover, steady beat
Sleeping on a concrete street
Ivy climbs the cellar door
Greening up the city floor
Hedera helix holds the line
While the brassy horns entwined
Chrome and clover, silver skin
Where the jazz and wind begin
Chrome and clover, steady beat
Sleeping on a concrete street
Rubber tires turning brown
Deepest corner of the town
Wurlitzer keys start to hum
While the heavy bass drums come
Deep in soil the root will hold
Turning copper into gold
Waiting for the rain to fall
Standing steady, standing tall
Sprockets frozen in the cold
Story of a ride grown old
Velociped in silent prayer
Floating in the midnight air
Chrome and clover, silver skin
Where the jazz and wind begin
Chrome and clover, steady beat
Sleeping on a concrete street
Sapling grows through every crack
Bending metal, pushing back
Nature claims the iron wheel
Softened by a leaf of teal
Chrome and clover, silver skin
Where the jazz and wind begin
Chrome and clover, steady beat
Sleeping on a concrete street
Silver skin, steady beat
Sleeping on a concrete street