Song information On this page you can read the lyrics of the song Fried Rice , by - Mud SunRelease date: 03.03.2008
Song language: English
Song information On this page you can read the lyrics of the song Fried Rice , by - Mud SunFried Rice |
| You know |
| We’re comin' to get ya |
| We’re comin' to get fried rice |
| You know |
| It’ll never be the same |
| Never be the same |
| Oh no no |
| You know |
| We’re comin' to get ya |
| We’re comin' to get fried rice |
| You know |
| It’ll never be the same |
| Never be the same |
| Oh no |
| All the rain dogs have come to shake off the street sound |
| Rave off the rain fog let the fools steam out |
| Some of them beach bound some run for West St |
| Heads full of spare change wallets with confetti |
| Pockets with the reddy’s that keep the city pretty |
| The spare cash that beats the sea back and keeps the police busy |
| 'Cause if it weren’t for drunk disorder |
| Brighton would be surely drowning in salt water and budget board ordered |
| As it is |
| We’re the mecca for letting hair down |
| Come ride the carousel and join the fair ground |
| A powder shot of soma in this candy floss city |
| Where they say the drinkers come to practice animosity |
| And a teenager dressed as a man can watch titties and talk totty |
| Where a crotch costs a grand, it’s not for free |
| It’s in the hand of gangsters who are expanding their monopoly |
| From the strip club to the hippie cafe across the street |
| It’s all part of the fun, the fun has become a commodity |
| Like the square full of sun and beach front properties |
| «Honestly, Neil, it’s so bohemian» |
| But that type of freedom comes at a costly premium |
| And Simon says that it’s a hard logic |
| He gets less for forty hour weeks and selling narcotics |
| From his front room to kids from London |
| 'Cause Brighton’s where you go not where you come from |
| No |
| Your paper wings are faded man |
| You’re flying too close to the sun |
| Hey when spring comes early |
| I’ll be there |
| The way the night weighs upon my shoulders |
| Oh no no |
| 'Cause we’re coming to get ya |
| We’re comin' to get fried rice |
| You know |
| It’ll never be the same |
| Never be the same |
| Oh No |
| I said we’re comin' to get ya |
| We’re comin' to get fried rice |
| You know |
| It’ll never be the same |
| Never be the same |
| I was soaring over a cultural desert of false pleasures |
| On a pair of stolen wings made from beeswax and vulture feathers |
| I could barely hold them together |
| When I came to a baron ocean and entered this oasis of Arizona weather |
| Alternating with rains wetter than Amazonian rivers |
| And I found shelter there with the local rebels |
| Who entertained themselves by experimenting with their serotonin levels |
| On pebble beaches |
| Before descending into the nether regions of the hills |
| Dressed in leather breaches, necking pills like Skittles |
| In the steamiest dens of sexual deviants |
| Ready to pledge allegiance to nothing less than pleasure seeking |
| Yes, a festive ethos infected them every weekend |
| And this bohemian mecca needed a network |
| Of creative musicians, MCs and Djs for entertainment |
| The kind of place where the nightlife is just as vital as the fire brigade |
| Where a guy can ply his trade live on stage |
| In front of a bunch of primates with deep fried brains |
| And Hey! |
| I can relate to the desire to change your mindstate every night |
| Wake up with a migraine and the next day try it again |
| So I stayed in Brighton for quiet some time |
| Mostly because I like the way the locals play this rhyme game |
| But I was never quite native to this tribal oasis |
| Just an honorary adopted member |
| So I left them to the onslaught of winter |
| Confident that liberty is something they will not surrender |
| You Know |
| We’re comin' to get ya |
| We’re comin' to get fried rice |
| You know |
| It’ll never be the same |
| Never be the same |
| Oh no no |
| We’re comin' to get ya |
| We’re comin' to get fried rice |
| You know |
| It’ll never be the same |
| Never be the same |
| Oh no |
| I am here |
| So I hear |
| But I feel I’m not near |
| Then I’m gone |
| So so long |
| You know time just stumbles on |
| And once I leave |
| I can breath |
| Tuck some cards under my sleeve |
| And then Baby when I get back |
| I’ll let you know |
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|---|---|
| Louder | 2008 |
| How It Is | 2008 |
| Mine the Gap | 2008 |
| Tongue N Groove | 2008 |
| Mud Island | 2008 |
| Second Cell | 2008 |
| The Birth of Mud Sun | 2008 |
| Social Contract 2.0 | 2008 |
| First Cell | 2008 |
| Third Cell | 2008 |
| Welcome to Capitalism | 2008 |
| Get Naked | 2008 |
| Louder 2.0 | 2008 |
| The Gangsta Way | 2008 |
| Dispatches | 2008 |
| The Fallout | 2008 |
| Phone Call | 2008 |