Song information On this page you can find the lyrics of the song Thirty Six Hours, artist - John Cooper Clarke. Album song John's in the Money (Evidently John Cooper Clarke, Vol. 1), in the genre Иностранный рок
Date of issue: 06.07.2014
Record label: Ozit
Song language: English
Thirty Six Hours |
36 hours in the mystery chair |
36 hours in the quizzical glare |
Of the naked lights and the visible hardware |
Another bloke is leaving in a wheelchair |
No joke, here comes the punchline |
Lights out… sack time |
Steel shoes on the stone cold floor |
I hear the screws screaming in the corridor |
The bad news and the slammin' of the door |
The «what did i do’s» and the «what am I here for’s» |
Shades of doubt fall deeper than the slag mine |
Lights out… sack time |
Hard cheese and a chest complaint |
One man sneezes, another two faint |
Sufferin' jesus, this ain’t my venue |
The man through the mesh says it’s time to crash |
The creeping flesh of a nervous rash |
The last man to make a dash |
Is on the menu |
Here’s the boss with a mouthful of emeralds |
A maltese cross and a pocket full of chemicals |
Jack frost snappin' at the genitals |
Wash my cosh it’s a visit from the general |
Rule out sub section nine |
Lights out… sack time |
The killer gorilla with the perspex hat |
Says I say so… and that’s that |
Take out the dog bring back the cat |
Scrape out the cafeteria rats |
Stab the rabbit feed the swine lights out… sack time |
Time flies … slides down the wall |
Part of me dies under my overalls |
I close my eyes and a woman calls |
From a nightmare |
The chronic breath of the dead collides |
With a rattle of the waste disposal slides |
No flowers for the man who dies |
In the bombscare |
He’s in the frigidaire |
Freezing in these paper jeans |
Standing stiff in a dead man’s dream |
Tobacco barons and the closet queen |
Walk on the walls… wank in the beans |
Shave… shit… a shower and a shoe shine |
That’s it… sack time |
Everybody looks like ernest borgnine |
That’s it |
36 hours on the battery farm |
A blindfold and a broken arm |
I got the cold shoulder sleepin' in the barn |
Whose barn… what barn… their barn |
The old soldier and his old-world charm |
Lift that weight, drag that woodbine |
Lights out mate sackarooni time |
Lights out… sack time |