Pavement Lyrics — by Popularity
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| 1 | Cut Your Hair |
| 2 | Gold Soundz |
| 3 | Range Life |
| 4 | Summer Babe (Winter version) |
| 5 | Stereo |
| 6 | Elevate Me Later |
| 7 | Here |
| 8 | Unfair |
| 9 | In the Mouth a Desert |
| 10 | Stop Breathin |
| 11 | Spit on a Stranger |
| 12 | Newark Wilder |
| 13 | Heaven Is a Truck |
| 14 | Zürich Is Stained |
| 15 | Two States |
| 16 | No Life Singed Her |
| 17 | Loretta’s Scars |
| 18 | Fillmore Jive |
| 19 | Hit the Plane Down |
| 20 | Date With IKEA |
| 21 | Perfume‐V |
| 22 | Conduit for Sale! |
| 23 | Rattled by the Rush |
| 24 | Chesley’s Little Wrists |
| 25 | Embassy Row |
| 26 | Transport Is Arranged |
| 27 | Major Leagues |
| 28 | Fame Throwa |
| 29 | We Dance |
| 30 | Old to Begin |
| 31 | Our Singer |
| 32 | Jackals, False Grails: The Lonesome Era |
| 33 | Kennel District |
| 34 | Black Out |
| 35 | Blue Hawaiian |
| 36 | Fight This Generation |
| 37 | Starlings of the Slipstream |
| 38 | AT&T |
| 39 | Grave Architecture |
| 40 | Brinx Job |
| 41 | Serpentine Pad |
| 42 | We Are Underused |
| 43 | You Are a Light |
| 44 | Folk Jam |
| 45 | Fin |
| 46 | Cream of Gold |
| 47 | Extradition |
| 48 | Shoot the Singer |
| 49 | Silence Kid |
| 50 | Carrot Rope |
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About Pavement
Pavement is an American indie rock band from Stockton, California, formed in 1989, who became the defining voice of 1990s lo-fi indie rock with their deliberately sloppy, witty, and melodically brilliant sound. Led by Stephen Malkmus's cryptic lyrics and jangly guitar work, they crafted classics like "Cut Your Hair," "Range Life," and "Summer Babe (Winter Version)" that influenced countless indie bands with their anti-perfectionist aesthetic. Albums like "Crooked Rain, Crooked Rain" and "Brighten the Corners" showcased their ability to balance experimental noise with infectious pop hooks, while their sardonic take on alternative rock stardom ("Range Life" famously mocked Smashing Pumpkins and Stone Temple Pilots) established them as indie rock's most important contrarians. Though they disbanded in 1999, Pavement's slacker genius and rejection of mainstream polish helped define the entire indie rock movement that followed.