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Beastie Boys ~ Stop That Train


It's 4:00 a.m. i've got the dr. hfuhruhurr ale I've got nothing to lose so i'm pissin' on the third rail Groggy eyed and fried i'm headed for the station D-train ride to coney island vacation Dedicated to the boofers in the back of the 1 train They'll be kicking out windows high on cocaine Then i ump the turnstyle i lost my last token Riding between the cars pissing smoking Head for the last car fluorescent light blackout Policeman told my homeboy put that crack out You know you light up when the lights go down Then you read the new york post fulton st. downtown Same faces every day but you don't know their names Party people going placed on the d-train Trench coat wing tip going to work And you'll be pulling a train like captain kirk Pick pocket gangsters paying their debts I caught a bullet in the lung from bernie goetz Overworked and underpaid staring at the floor Prostitutes spandex caught in the slide doors Stuck between the stations it seems like an eternity Sweating like sardines in a flophouse fraternity $50.00 fine for disturbing the peace The neck tortoise your lees are creased Hot cup of coffee and the donuts are dunkin Friday night and jamaica queens funkin Elevated platform never gonna conform Riding over the diner where i always get my toast warm Bust into the conductor's booth and busted out rhymes Over the loud speaker about the hard times Sat across from a man readin el diario Riding the train down from el barrio Went from the station straight to orange julius I bought a hot dog from my man george drakoulias more free lyrics

It's 4:00 a.m. i've got the dr. hfuhruhurr ale
I've got nothing to lose so i'm pissin' on the third rail
Groggy eyed and fried i'm headed for the station
D-train ride to coney island vacation
Dedicated to the boofers in the back of the 1 train
They'll be kicking out windows high on cocaine
Then i ump the turnstyle i lost my last token
Riding between the cars pissing smoking
Head for the last car fluorescent light blackout
Policeman told my homeboy put that crack out
You know you light up when the lights go down
Then you read the new york post fulton st. downtown
Same faces every day but you don't know their names
Party people going placed on the d-train

Trench coat wing tip going to work
And you'll be pulling a train like captain kirk
Pick pocket gangsters paying their debts
I caught a bullet in the lung from bernie goetz
Overworked and underpaid staring at the floor
Prostitutes spandex caught in the slide doors
Stuck between the stations it seems like an eternity
Sweating like sardines in a flophouse fraternity
$50.00 fine for disturbing the peace
The neck tortoise your lees are creased
Hot cup of coffee and the donuts are dunkin
Friday night and jamaica queens funkin
Elevated platform never gonna conform
Riding over the diner where i always get my toast warm
Bust into the conductor's booth and busted out rhymes
Over the loud speaker about the hard times
Sat across from a man readin el diario
Riding the train down from el barrio
Went from the station straight to orange julius
I bought a hot dog from my man george drakoulias

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