I don't know. But I won't be told the streets of heaven are paved with gold. . I'm gonna stop looking over my shoulder to check what's right. I'm gonna stop thinking it over. And start tonight.
And now and then when I'm in the mood. I might get up at the crack of noon. Then take a wander down to the arcade. Might as well clock up a high score.
Looking back it's funny that we never lied. That night we met when were both alone. We knew at once that what we'd want was just that night. Knew it couldn't be forever.
Though up till then I'd thought that what I had was fine. I realised then as the earth moved that first time. That I had had more here inside. Just waiting for the vital spark.
It makes you so angry. You rage and rage again. But you can't spit it outside. It's bottled in your brain. You feel it in the darkness. The rage inside you grow.
Every time I go to speak my mind you just ignore me. Every time I try to have my say you have it for me. They say there's freedom of speech. But when I try to make free you say.
All things are relative with cousins everywhere. Hard-nosed blue-eyed boys, intelligent and fair. You gotta pitch in for your kids and kin. Holding the line to save our skin.
They say our country's on the rocks and Britain's the greatest. They say the blacks get all the jobs. They say that they are lazy. A nice girl won't let you have sex. Enjoys it if you make her.
She makes a home and she stays mum. About the things she might have done. She keeps her eyes firm on the ground. To set her own life. Makes up her face and not her mind.
Hey you. . Sad-eyed people sat in bars. Sad-eyed People sat in bars. . In the corner there's the party with the birthday. Its quite happy but its quite sad because no one's there.
It seems so easy in the light of day. And when we're there it always feels OK. But then again. I'm so alone when I am by myself. And can I ever count on someone else?.
It seems so easy in the light of day. And when we're there it always feels OK. But then again. I'm so alone when I am by myself. And can I ever count on someone else?.
She asks for more and I give less. Why can't she see it's obvious. I mean no but she takes yes. I make it clear but she don't guess. . She comes round it gets me down.
Yes, I know you did your bit back then. But what was it you won?. Take a good look round you now. Whose side were you on?. And I wonder if you understand at all. And I wonder if you ever ask yourself.
you're good for nothing. so watch your p's and q's. best keep your nose clean. and play it by our rules. mind your way and don't make waves. and you'll get used to knowing you're no use.
When I'm away I think of you. And how you're where I want to be. And there's on thing I gotta do. Get back to you to be free to be me. . 'Cause anytime I don't like it.
Someone's falling down tonight. While facing front you stand and scream for more. The room jumps hot and chucked aside. The empty cans teeter across the floor.
It was nothing like that in my day. Here in my town. We didn't get things all our way.. Till we were full-grown. Now they go into pubs.. And you're gonna get mugged.
Stop and go on an empty crossing. The lights keep changing to only their hum. And standing in line along the kerb. The binbags wait till the morning comes.
On cheap returns to summer places. Awayday herd, all out in the heat. Kicking black looks in sunshine faces. A race to vote with their feet. Back to front.