Lyrics It Ain't No Lie - Graham Coxon

It Ain't No Lie - Graham Coxon
Song information On this page you can find the lyrics of the song It Ain't No Lie, artist - Graham Coxon. Album song The Kiss Of Morning, in the genre Иностранный рок
Date of issue: 20.10.2002
Record label: Parlophone, Transcopic
Song language: English

It Ain't No Lie

Wandering 'round Camden Town
Feeling like a fishy in a can
Boots are scratching lines on shitty ground
Had to get some air and so I am
I’m walking a tightrope from morning 'til night
From my bed to my bed and it don’t feel right
But I know where I’m going and it ain’t no lie
And I don’t wanna waste it like them other guys
Lungs are folding up inside of me
Legs have just been hammered out of stone
My heart is stopping far as I can see
Mind and all my fuses have been blown
I’m walking a tightrope from morning 'til night
From my bed to my bed and it don’t feel right
But I know where I’m going and it ain’t no lie
And I don’t wanna waste it like them other guys
Saw you on the front yard praying, are you gonna get saved?
I saw you on the backyard digging, were you digging my grave?
Is there something that I can tell you, that will change your mind?
I know it took too long to admit that, I treated you unkind
I’m walking the tightrope from morning 'til night
From my bed to my bed and it don’t feel right
But I know where I’m going and it ain’t no lie
But I don’t wanna waste it like them other guys

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Artist lyrics: Graham Coxon