There's magic on a Summer evening The frogs are croaking in the pond We're turning toward salvation Across the Rubicon All the day we work with our hands Digging in the Tuscan soil Planting peas and cabbage Nourished by the toil
Here in Cuomoville We don't need chains of gold, whoa ho Leave it for the Roman soldiers In their winged chariots
It's like a surrogate for heaven As the wicked world turns round We bring each other comfort Never let each other down If this is all we are given I'm sure that I'll be satisfied To know that you are with me On the day I die
Feed 'em, 'feed em To the lions Feed 'em, feed 'em To the lions Taste your own Medicine Feed 'em, feed 'em To the lions Wave your hands As they are dying Taste your own Medicine
Here in Cuomoville We don't chains of gold, whoa ho Leave it for the Roman soldiers All hail the Roman soldiers In their winged chariots
Compositor: Rivers Cuomo (BMI)Editores: Eo Smith Music (BMI), Wixen Music Publishing Inc (BMI)ECAD verificado obra #36966128 em 10/Abr/2024 com dados da UBEM