| We could throw ourselves in a road
|
| But receive no comfort from street lights
|
| Why not come in for a jamens and escape life?
|
| We’re idle in the mean time
|
| Aristocrats and architects with broken dreams
|
| Well, I say the dead sea is dying
|
| You say you’re going underground for a while
|
| Well, we all need to be recognized for something
|
| Not sure if the devil’s eyes are blue
|
| Work and days of underpaid still hold the key
|
| I see this place from my window
|
| It goes on the corner like the rest
|
| There are the buzzards and the crows
|
| Making eyes of a sea, self obsessed
|
| Now, if commandment 11 is, Don’t get caught
|
| Then 12 must be, Don’t ever tell
|
| Then ask yourself do you believe you’ll go to hell?
|
| My mate went to the crossroads to see the devil
|
| He never showed and if he says that I believe
|
| I hear the place from my window
|
| Call me like a lighthouse to the sea
|
| There swarm the buzzards and the crows
|
| Swirling wide talking wise and there’s me
|
| You and I hanging around
|
| Lads who’ve got childish names
|
| Scissors, we cut it out
|
| Shining before by the waves
|
| And I need to be recognized
|
| 'Cause we could be self-assured
|
| We could be happy indoors
|
| I know this place from my window
|
| I trip out and fall to the ground down below
|
| Hoods up for the buzzards and the crows
|
| Who believe in the void of themselves
|
| Still believe in the void of themselves
|
| And all the trees and animals of mountains green |