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Artist/Band: The National
Lyrics for Song: Racing like a pro
Lyrics for Album: Boxer [2007]



You're pink you're young you're middle-class

they say it doesn't matter

fifteen blue shirts and womanly hands

you're shooting up the ladder



Your mind is racing like a pro, now

oh my god it doesn't mean a lot to you

one time you were a glowing young ruffian

oh my god it was a million years ago



Sometimes you get up and bake a cake or something

sometimes you stay in bed

sometimes you go la di da di da di da da

til your eyes roll back into your head



Your mind is racing like a pro, now

oh my god it doesn't mean a lot to you

one time you were a glowing young ruffian

oh my god it was a million years ago



you're dumbstruck baby

you're dumbstruck baby now you know

you're dumbstruck baby

you're dumbstruck baby now you know



Your mind is racing like a pro, now

oh my god it doesn't mean a lot to you

one time you were a glowing young ruffian

oh my god it was a million years ago



you're dumbstruck baby

you're dumbstruck baby now you know

you're dumbstruck baby

you're dumbstruck baby now you know

you're dumbstruck baby


Racing like a pro

Racing like a pro stands as a standout track from The National's acclaimed 2007 album, Boxer. Recorded during a pivotal era for the band, the song showcases their signature blend of melancholic indie rock and intricate instrumentation. The National, known for their introspective lyrics and baritone vocals, crafted a sound on Boxer that defined their transition into mainstream critical success. This recording features the tight, rhythmic precision characteristic of the album, balancing emotional weight with a driving musical momentum. As part of a celebrated discography that includes later works like High Violet and Trouble Will Find Me, the track exemplifies the group's ability to explore complex themes within a structured, polished framework. It remains a key piece of their early catalog, reflecting the band's evolution and enduring influence on the indie rock genre.


Album Lyrics: Boxer [2007]


The National
"Boxer [2007]"


1. Mistaken For Strangers
2. Brainy
3. Squalor Victoria
4. Green Gloves
5. Apartment Story
6. Start a War
7. Guest Room
8. Racing like a pro
9. Ada
10. Gospel