We Are What You Say
Released by Sufjan Stevens in 2000
From the Album A Sun Came
2000s sufjan stevens lyrics
Satan’s Saxophones
Released by Sufjan Stevens in 2000
From the Album A Sun Came
I Went Dancing With My Sister
Released by Sufjan Stevens in 2004
From the Album Seven Swans
A Winner Needs A Wand
Released by Sufjan Stevens in 2000
From the Album A Sun Came
Joy! Joy! Joy!
Released by Sufjan Stevens in 2000
From the Album A Sun Came
Waste Of What Your Kids Won’t Have
Released by Sufjan Stevens in 2004
From the Album Seven Swans
Rake
Released by Sufjan Stevens in 2000
From the Album A Sun Came
You Are the Rake
Released by Sufjan Stevens in 2000
From the Album A Sun Came
Concerning The UFO Sighting Near Highland, Illinois
Released by Sufjan Stevens in 2005
From the Album Illinois
Siamese Twins
Released by Sufjan Stevens in 2000
From the Album A Sun Came
Kill
Released by Sufjan Stevens in 2000
From the Album A Sun Came
Come On! Feel The Illinoise!
Released by Sufjan Stevens in 2005
From the Album Illinois
Demetrius
Released by Sufjan Stevens in 2000
From the Album A Sun Came
All The Trees Of The Field Will Clap Their Hands
Released by Sufjan Stevens in 2004
From the Album Seven Swans
John Wayne Gacy, Jr
Released by Sufjan Stevens in 2005
From the Album Illinois
Wordsworth’s Ridge (For Fran Frike)
Released by Sufjan Stevens in 2000
From the Album A Sun Came
The Dress Looks Nice On You
Released by Sufjan Stevens in 2004
From the Album Seven Swans
Jacksonville
Released by Sufjan Stevens in 2005
From the Album Illinois
Dumb I Sound
Released by Sufjan Stevens in 2000
From the Album A Sun Came
In The Devil’s Territory
Released by Sufjan Stevens in 2004
From the Album Seven Swans
Decatur, Or, Round Of Applause For Your Stepmother!
Released by Sufjan Stevens in 2005
From the Album Illinois
Belly Button
Released by Sufjan Stevens in 2000
From the Album A Sun Came
To Be Alone With You
Released by Sufjan Stevens in 2004
From the Album Seven Swans
Chicago
Released by Sufjan Stevens in 2005
From the Album Illinois
Godzuki
Released by Sufjan Stevens in 2000
From the Album A Sun Came