
Date of issue: 31.12.1998
Record label: Mercury
Song language: English
X-Ray Style |
I see a million walk the city mile |
The ticker tape kings and the juveniles |
Will anybody tell me which way to go? |
Will anybody come back on the C.B. radio? |
I’m counting the stars and the telegraph poles |
And each one represents the hopes of a soul |
You’d think that God wouldn’t be so hard |
When you see all the little children running, running in the backyard |
On a Mississippi gourd with a Sub-Saharan song |
Somebody is wailing in the financial district sun |
Can anybody feel the distance to the Nile? |
I wanna live and I wanna dance awhile |
Gonna make like Eddie on my rockabilly train |
Gonna beat out the blues on my ball and chain |
Oh, you can’t pull a hold-up with a Be-Bop gun |
There’s people living now, who ain’t got no heart |
And ain’t never had none |
Down on the border they crawl all the way |
To get a clip of living with a clean-all spray |
Can anybody feel the distance to the Nile? |
I wanna live and I wanna dance awhile |
You can’t pull a hold-up with a Be-Bop gun |
There’s people living now, who ain’t got no heart |
And ain’t never had none |
I hear a pay phone ringing out on murder mile |
The sucker who picks up gets his number dialed |
And all the sparkling waters that ever flowed |
Could never wash down this town so clean that it glowed |
And I need to see in an X-Ray style |
I need some rock art that don’t come in a vial |
Can anybody feel the distance to the Nile? |
I wanna live and I wanna dance awhile |
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