I Want You Like a Seatbelt - Chadwick Stokes, State Radio

I like crumbs and chrome headlights

Carnivals and canines, boardwalk girls who play nice

Cars and their engines, a bridge in its suspension

The sun shadowing the east

And I like how your dress looks with that lamp shade

How people always tell me, you’re the best friend they ever made

Take me to the commune, we can live with Cat Stevens

He can play the tambourine

Oh, I’d like to live up in a house that lives up in a tree

Only you and me, maybe a kid, maybe three

Maybe from the top, you can see that

I want you across my hips, fastened low and tight

In the middle of the woods, in the middle of the night

We can let the world fall away, one kiss at a time

I like my Mustangs unshod, the coy-wolves of Cape Cod

The tillerman and big maud gone but not forgotten

The wind catching the caution, so let it all be free

Let’s take another unplanned road trip, leave behind New England

Maybe we can find our Lefty’s sister Ingrid

Leave the frozen rivers, to some place we’ve never seen

Oh, I’d like to live up in a house that lives up in a tree

Only you and me, maybe a kid, maybe three

Maybe from the top, you can see that

I want you across my hips, fastened low and tight

In the middle of the woods, in the middle of the night

We can let the world fall away, one kiss at a time

I want you across my hips, fastened low and tight

In the middle of the woods, in the middle of the night

We can let the world fall away, one kiss at a time

Let the world fall away, one kiss at a time