Song information On this page you can find the lyrics of the song (I'm in Love With) Marie Lloyd, artist - The Men That Will Not Be Blamed For Nothing. Album song Not Your Typical Victorians, in the genre Альтернатива
Date of issue: 24.09.2015
Record label: Tunecore
Song language: English
(I'm in Love With) Marie Lloyd |
It’s a fact I can’t avoid |
I’m in love, I’m in love with Marie Lloyd |
(He's in love with Marie Lloyd) |
And I know that if she knew |
She would feel, she would feel the same way too |
(She would feel the same way too) |
Her backstage security |
Have got their beady eye on me |
Whenever I try to see her |
I get thrown out on my ear |
She loves a boy in the gallery |
I know that she means me |
I wait to give her flowers |
By the stage door for hours |
And hours |
And hours |
And hours |
And hours |
And hours |
And hours |
It’s a fact I can’t avoid |
I’m in love, I’m in love with Marie Lloyd |
(He's the man she can’t avoid) |
And I know that if she knew |
She would feel, she would feel the same way |
(I'm not sure she agrees with you) |
I’m banned from every music hall where Marie treads the boards |
And now I wear disguises just to get through the front door |
And when she appears I try to storm the stage and kiss her |
But every time so far the in-house bouncers have been quicker |
They’re quicker |
They’re quicker |
They’re quicker |
They’re quicker |
They’re quicker |
The bouncers have been quicker, yeah |
If only I could meet her, she’d see that I’m not some crazy fan |
(You're not gonna meet her, her agent’s got a plan) |
She’d see that I’m her soulmate, I’m not just some random crazy man |
(Marie, looks like you’re gonna have to go round the back again tonight love) |
I’ve showered her with letters and gifts and trinkets and flowers, |
she’s never once responded. |
She’s turned her back on us. |
It’s like she’s |
forgotten the people who put her there, her fans. |
I even got her a puppy, |
a puppy in a basket with a bow in its hair. |
I suppose I’ll have to go drown |
that in the Thames now. |
I mean, what’s her problem? |
What is her problem? |