Lyrics They Got It Wrong (As Usual) - Graham Parker

They Got It Wrong (As Usual) - Graham Parker
Song information On this page you can find the lyrics of the song They Got It Wrong (As Usual), artist - Graham Parker. Album song Acid Bubblegum, in the genre Иностранный рок
Date of issue: 23.09.1996
Record label: New Razor & Tie Enterprises, Razor & Tie
Song language: English

They Got It Wrong (As Usual)

They took the girl with the famous eyebrows and plucked them out
They made her shadow disappear in the mirror
And called it a shadow of doubt
Then they wanted us to pay up front
For the privilege of watching this go down
Then they painted her eyebrows back on now she’s a clown
They got it wrong (as usual)
They got it wrong (as usual)
They got it wrong
They took the boy with the overworked vibrato
And called him a singer of songs
They made him lose his faith on the spotlight
Till he started singing 'bout his gun
They shot the wolves in the wild tundra cos man has to be top dog
Then they hauled out an innocent victim and gave him a hearty flog
CHORUS REPEAT
They got it wrong and made it worthless
Got it wrong and made it worthless
As usual.
As usual
They took the real things that worked for us and threw them out
They took the only things that really mattered
And said this is not what it’s about
They killed the wolves in the wild tundra cos man has to be top dog
Then they elevated the ignorant like they were Gods
CHORUS REPEAT

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Artist lyrics: Graham Parker