Lyrics Depot is your source of lyrics to EVERYONE'S GONE TO THE MOVIES by Steely Dan. Please check back for more Steely Dan lyrics.
EVERYONE'S GONE TO THE MOVIES Lyrics
Artist: Steely Dan
Album: Katy Lied
Kids if you want some fun
Mr. LaPage is your man
He's always laughing, having fun
Showing his films in the den
Come on, come on
Soon you will be eighteen
I think you know what I mean
Don't tell your mama
Your daddy or mama
They'll never know where you been
CHORUS:
Everyone's gone to the movies
Now we're alone at last
Listen to what I say
He wants to show you the way
Right down the hallway with open arms
To teach you a new game to play
Come on, come on
Soon it will be too late
Bobbing for apples can wait
We know you're used to sixteen or more
Sorry we only have eight
CHORUS
Kids if you want some fun
See what you never have seen
Take off your cheaters and sit right down
Start the projection machine
CHORUS
Related:
Steely Dan Lyrics
Steely Dan Katy Lied Lyrics
More Steely Dan Music Lyrics:
Steely Dan - BROOKLYN (OWES THE CHARMER UNDER ME) Lyrics
Steely Dan - CHAIN LIGHTNING Lyrics
Steely Dan - Deacon Blues Lyrics
Steely Dan - Josie Lyrics
Steely Dan - NEW FRONTIER Lyrics
Steely Dan - Pixeleen Lyrics
Steely Dan - Time Out Of Mind Lyrics
Steely Dan - YOUR GOLD TEETH Lyrics
Comments/Interpretations
Steely Dan's ode to child molestation.
Printed lyrics notwithstanding, it may be 'chinos', not cheaters.
Mr LaPage is the MAN.....
It's cheaters. Another word for glasses.
Lighten up, jones.
actually quite disturbing lyrics for such an innocent sounding song. love the key change in the verse though. key change = good, child molestation = bad.
This song is not about a child molester. The young girl in question was 17, and in love with Mr. LaPage. The guys in Steely Dan were in the living room watching movies when the young lady came over to visit. Not as bad as it sounds - I know because I was the young lady in question.
The lyrics say cheeta's which was a popular children's shoe in the early seventies.
Were you now, Linda?
Steely Dan did a lot of songs about odd, borderline characters. Mr. LaPage (the fictional one, not the real guy Linda refers to) is just one of them. Let's not forget "Cousin Dupree" and the guy from "Janey Runaway." Just because they depict strange people doesn't mean they advocate strange behavior.
My LaPage is my man ;-)
I knew Mr. Lapage and it was Lepage and he was not french. Who is Linda?