We'll always make it through the day
There's always gonna be a better way
Always be someone else's way
Even when we know we've gone too far
Closer to the edge is so much further
Than we'll get without a car
And everyone's lookin for some place
They're just killing more time than space
Some nights I wish that the sun would
Never show it's face
You're so beautiful at night
The moon's got a way of lighting you
The way no picture is ever goin to
Even when the stars begin to weep
We'll laugh at the expense of all their grief
You never made me feel like I'm a creep
And everyone's lookin for some space
We're just killing time all over this place
Some nights I wish that the sun would
Never show it's face
Wouldn't want to face the light of day
With anyone like I'll face the night with you
Just look at everyone
No one really knowing why they're here
Tryin so hard not to disappear
Doesn't take a lot to make you dance
We're making such a scene
With two left feet
Never even sing or hear the beat
And everyone's looking for some place
They're just killing more time in haste
Some nights it feels like the moon is
Just a light above our graves
Thomas Eugene Stinson, known as Tommy Stinson, is an American musician born in 1965. He is primarily known for being the bassist of The Replacements, one of the most influential rock bands of the 1980s. Stinson collaborated with Paul Westerberg from the beginning of the band's career, contributing to defining the characteristic punk-rock sound of The Replacements. After the band's dissolution in 1991, Stinson continued his musical career as a studio musician and member of various bands, including Bash and Pop and The Lovemongers. Over the years, Tommy Stinson has been recognized for his musical talent and charismatic personality, becoming an icon of alternative rock.
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