Hey babe, where'd you go
Just left it sitting in the road
You can drape it all over your room
Sit back and let it shower you
Left it, hoping you'd see it, and wanted to stay
Wish someone told me there's a better way
The past will blow away
Don't mind if i have to borrow
Long as i come away
Something you'll dig tommorow
It's all i could think of
Found this thing out back
Hope it makes it up for all i lack
They've all got a shot with you
Chance i had, i kinda blew
It's all there in that bag
Didn't turn out like i hoped
Guess it's a drag
The past will blow away
Don't mind if i have to borrow
Long as i come away
Something you'll dig tommorow
It's all i could think of
If you won't take my hand
Keep the glove
The lyrics KEEP THE GLOVE of DINOSAUR JR. is also present in the album Whatever's cool with me
Dinosaur Jr. è un gruppo rock alternativo statunitense formatosi a Amherst, Massachusetts, nel 1984. Considerati uno dei pilastri del movimento alternative rock degli anni '80, insieme a band come Sonic Youth, Husker Du e Pixies, hanno influenzato profondamente il panorama musicale successivo, anticipando l'esplosione di successo di Nirvana e la diffusione dell'alternative rock nel mainstream. Il gruppo è noto per il suono distorto e potente di J Mascis alla chitarra, le melodie orecchiabili e i testi introspettivi. Tra i brani più rappresentativi: "Freak Scene", "Feel the Pain", "Start Choppin". L'album di debutto omonimo del 1985 è considerato un classico dell'alternative rock. Dinosaur Jr. ha attraversato diverse fasi, con cambiamenti nella formazione e periodi di pausa, ma rimane una band influente e apprezzata da critica e pubblico.
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