Song information On this page you can find the lyrics of the song Every Time, artist - David Ford. Album song Austerity Measures, in the genre Поп
Date of issue: 14.01.2012
Record label: The Magnolia Label
Song language: English
Every Time |
Well some people they claim |
They never had a fair roll of the dice |
They could be right |
But that’s not me, see I was lucky |
And just had everything fall in my plate |
Call it fate if you want to |
But for all the elaborate setup and maneuver |
Being wheeled into position to deliver some saccharine |
Punch to the guts of a world screaming out |
For whatever the hell they think it is that I’ve got |
Every time I was given a chance |
To stand on my own two feet |
Oh I fell, yah |
And every time I was given a chance |
To stand on my own two feet |
Oh I fell, yah |
And every time opportunity knocks on my door |
I just send it on straight down to hell |
'cause every time I was given a chance |
To stand on my own two feet I fell |
Well some people they imagine |
The disappointment must tear me apart |
Break my heart |
And presume I’m disgusted |
By all the injustice I’ve seen |
But that’s not me and I tell you |
I bear no resentment to millionaire pop singers |
Barely literate poets and guitar stock gunslingers |
And I smile so politely |
At the well-meaning ignorance |
Of the people who tell me I’m gonna make it someday |
Every time I was given a chance |
To stand on my own two feet |
Oh I fell, yah |
And every time I was given a chance |
To stand on my own two feet |
Oh I fell, yah |
And every time opportunity knocks on my door |
I just send it on straight down to hell |
'Cause every time I was given a chance |
To stand on my own two feet I fell |
Well the sun’s going down on what’s left of today |
And the tide drags what’s left of this moment away |
And so I kick through the dirt and the red autumn leaves |
What I had and what I lost and what I still believe |
And I have no regrets for the time that I spent |
Barely paying my dues and barely paying the rent |
For a simple pursuit of more honest a life |
Yah I don’t cheat on my taxes, I don’t cheat on my wife |
Now the fire’s burning out and the walls closing in |
And I’m dragged by the gravity into the sin |
Of obedient service of some twisted machine |
Blowing smoke in our faces of each little scene |
Set to form a distraction just to buy up some time |
Misdirected by swagger and beaten by rhyme |
Telling tales of a life you might one day attain |
If you just keep your focus relentlessly trained |
On the things you can get and not who you can be |
No the innocent dream of the sky and the sea |
And the word and the truth and the spirit of man |
And a history that promises one day we can |
With a love for your brother and your sister and yourself |
Get there one day together in good cheer and good health |
But it comes at a cost, yah there’s a price that you pay |
For a sweet bowl tomorrow you gotta give up today |
It’s a sacrifice way beyond mortals like me |
For an age that never was and never could ever be |
So I don’t dwell on the past, I don’t rue my mistakes |
And I’m proud that I never had whatever it takes |
Now I’m stood on the deck of this leaky old boat |
With just a shirt on my back and a song in my throat |
And I’m the luckiest boy on the face of the earth |
'Cause I know about love and I know what it’s worth |
So I’m not giving up, and I’m not giving in |
Though I know it’s a fight that I’m not gonna win |
And I still scream in the face of more powerful men: |
I choose this, motherfucker, and I choose it again! |
'Cause every time I was given a chance |
To stand on my own two feet |
Oh I fell, yah |
And Every time I was given a chance |
To stand on my own two feet |
Oh I fell, yah |
And Every time I was given a chance |
To stand on my own two feet |
Oh I fell, yah |
And every time I was given a chance |
To stand on my own two feet |
Oh I fell, yah |
And every time opportunity knocks on my door |
I just send it on straight down to hell |
'Cause every time I was given a chance to stand on my own two feet |
Yah every time I was given a chance |
To stand on my own two feet |
Oh, every time I was given a chance |
To stand on my own two feet I fell |