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Beck ~ Tasergun


I got a room down in hollywood Rent was cheap It was this rooming house There was an old man who lived in the room next to me We shared a bathroom in the hall Stare at me through a crack in the door Day i moved in i was playin' my guitar Started bangin' on the wall with a boot Then he came out, started banging on my door Kicked it open Watch out son, i got a tasergun Watch out son, i got a tasergun He's on the loose He's got the juice Like a mad dog with no teeth Spent his pension in adult bookstores Bringin strange young men home He'd leave me notes in the bathroom Accusin' me of stealin' his toilet paper Come out into the hallway Dressed up in a greasy bathrobe Tryin' to start a fight He became known as the electric old man And i still see him with his taser Comin' at me Watch out son, i got a tasergun Watch out son, i got a tasergun He's on the loose He's got the juice Like a pigeon with no wings more free lyrics

I got a room down in hollywood
Rent was cheap
It was this rooming house
There was an old man who lived in the room next to me
We shared a bathroom in the hall
Stare at me through a crack in the door
Day i moved in i was playin' my guitar
Started bangin' on the wall with a boot
Then he came out, started banging on my door
Kicked it open

Watch out son, i got a tasergun
Watch out son, i got a tasergun
He's on the loose
He's got the juice
Like a mad dog with no teeth

Spent his pension in adult bookstores
Bringin strange young men home
He'd leave me notes in the bathroom
Accusin' me of stealin' his toilet paper
Come out into the hallway
Dressed up in a greasy bathrobe
Tryin' to start a fight
He became known as the electric old man
And i still see him with his taser
Comin' at me

Watch out son, i got a tasergun
Watch out son, i got a tasergun
He's on the loose
He's got the juice
Like a pigeon with no wings

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