Song information On this page you can find the lyrics of the song D.i. Go Pop, artist - Disco Inferno. Album song The 5 EPs, in the genre Альтернатива
Date of issue: 11.09.2011
Record label: One Little Independent
Song language: English
D.i. Go Pop |
For you I know I’ve been raving about this story |
Starts getting to the dogs every night on the hour |
Ships carrying bands in their entourage |
Off to seek their fortune here in America |
We’ve been refused entry so many times we’ve lost count |
So storm the way! |
It’ll be ten years |
Or thereabouts |
Maybe plays it safe |
And you have come to their senses |
But we doubt it |
'Cause the next bomb on the train will be |
senseless |
And then you’ll shout it |
And every time the stock market crashes |
It takes the whole damn country with it |
So when this country goes *pop* we’ll have already done it |
Well the ship pulled ashore and the crowds are behind |
But there was already fat ones and warm in desire |
The crowd surged forward, over and by us |
And then we saw a bigger man standing behind us |
And we were blocking their way |
I had to get a limousine to take 'em away, the bastards |
Never had much money |
And cars they dont come cheap |
So all were could afford was a broken down Jeep |
We trusted a man, who got it off Rob |
Said he looked really sad that he sold it |
But we went back to pick up a battery and the engine exploded! |
Then we walked across town to the hotel |
Where we were hoping to stay |
But arrived to find the room had been booked |
And they turned us away |
So we were left on the street |
Looking for a new place in which to stay |
Did it slightly remind us about checking out this brave new world? |
No, but we did anyway |
The first thing we wanted was to find a place |
Where we could buy something to eat |
We were amazed walking back to find someone |
Had left a rubbish bag round in the street |
And it was only as we got closer that we saw it |
Was an old man who’d collapsed |
As people walked by they kicked him aside with their feet |
We passed a small bookstore where religious fanatics |
Had pushed their way in to burn the heretics |
The books had been published, yet had anyone read them? |
Well it didn’t matter 'cause they knew what was in them |
Well you knew, anyway |
When you’ve got to go you never lead me astray |
We passed a small boy who was covered in blood |
We asked if there was any way that we could have helped him |
The boy just ran off and we came to an alleyway |
And although it was dark, we could see someone lying there |
We thought it was a woman who was beaten quite black |
And I realised that she must have been assaulted or started |
So we covered the body |
And we called the police without leaving our names |
Then we left an unsolvable crimes out the way |
We ran away to a diner & went to a table and just sat and stared |
What kind of a place are we in where nobody cares? |
Then the waitress came over to take our orders |
And noticed we’re white |
And I asked her «We're English -- did you move here by choice?» |
She looked at us strange so I told her our story |
And she laughed and said |
«You must have got on a ferry cause you never left England» |