Song information On this page you can find the lyrics of the song The Bed Took Fire, artist - Morrissey.
Date of issue: 20.09.1992
Song language: English
The Bed Took Fire |
THE BED TOOK FIRE |
(Morrissey/Street) |
early version of 'At Amber' |
I’m calling you from the foyer |
of the Sands Hotel |
Where the men and the women |
are acquainted quite well |
and the drunkards keep on drinking |
and oh my room is cold |
I’m disputing the bill |
I will sleep in my clothes |
And you, my invalid friend |
you slam the receiver when you say |
«If I had your limbs for a day |
I would steam away» |
I’m calling you from the foyer |
of this awful hotel |
Where the slime and the grime gel |
and I cannot — or, I do not |
and oh my room is cold |
and I’m envying you |
never having to choose |
And you, my invalid friend |
you slam the receiver when you say |
«If I had your limbs for a day |
I would steam away» |
I’m calling you from the foyer |
of the Sands Hotel |
it’s not low-life, it’s just people |
having a good time |
and oh, my invalid friend |
oh, my invalid friend |
in our different ways |
we are the same. |