Stabbed to Death Outside San Juan (Jordan Lake Sessions Volume 2) The Mountain Goats
"Stabbed to Death Outside San Juan" by The Mountain Goats, released in 2021, is an indie rock song that explores themes of mortality, violence, and existential reflection. The lyrics convey a sense of vulnerability and the fragility of life. Unique elements include poignant storytelling and evocative imagery, showcasing the band's signature lo-fi sound. #IndieRock
The winter's wet, and the summer's hot
Take a match in Puerto Rico, why not?
Power and adrenaline flowing like amber
From the recesses of the earth
Put on your waders and twitch
When the river runs high sometimes
Twitch
When the tide ebbs low
See the sights, maybe go downtown
Sometimes you get some heat, sometimes it follows you around
When the blade hits the bone, еverybody hears it sing
Shower room full of pеople, no one sees a goddamned thing
Let me twitch
When the current runs wild sometimes
Twitch
When the contact howls
All that racket out there in the arena
I'm on a stretcher, here come the cleaners
And the sky goes dark and there I am
Sliding down the Hertzsprung-Russell diagram
I drop from the top of my tall steel cage
Drop to the concrete floor
Take a match in Puerto Rico, why not?
Power and adrenaline flowing like amber
From the recesses of the earth
Put on your waders and twitch
When the river runs high sometimes
Twitch
When the tide ebbs low
See the sights, maybe go downtown
Sometimes you get some heat, sometimes it follows you around
When the blade hits the bone, еverybody hears it sing
Shower room full of pеople, no one sees a goddamned thing
Let me twitch
When the current runs wild sometimes
Twitch
When the contact howls
All that racket out there in the arena
I'm on a stretcher, here come the cleaners
And the sky goes dark and there I am
Sliding down the Hertzsprung-Russell diagram
I drop from the top of my tall steel cage
Drop to the concrete floor
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