Lyrics The Raid - Graham Parker

The Raid - Graham Parker
Song information On this page you can find the lyrics of the song The Raid, artist - Graham Parker. Album song These Dreams Will Never Sleep: The Best Of Graham Parker 1976 – 2015, in the genre Иностранный рок
Date of issue: 29.09.2016
Record label: ELLISCLAN
Song language: English

The Raid

SLOW INTRO
Where were you when the raid came?
Where were you when the raid came?
Out of the window or on the floor.
Yeah, on the night of the raid
I was just rolling up some real good black
Knock on the door and the window cracked
The DS just come to bust the fun
Everybody scatter and run
I was jossing with the baby in the bathroom
Hanging out the party with the coke spoon
Somebody yelled hey my head’s on fire
Just can’t take it no higher
Hey, dealers from the north and dealers from the south
Joints in the noses and joints in the mouth
But the friction in the kitchen only wanted out
On the night of the raid
Somebody yelled help put that thing on me
That’s one man I wouldn’t want to be
If you said now I’m going to make it sing
On the night of the raid
Well the boys hit the wall like bowling balls
Questioned them all like they had no balls
Snow hit their noses like an avalanche
On the night on the raid
CHORUS (as Inro except.)
Where were you when the raid came?
Where were you when the raid came?
Out of the window or on the floor
Yeah, on the night of the raid
CHORUS REPEAT AND FADE

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