Song information On this page you can find the lyrics of the song The Banality of Evil, artist - Nine Horses.
Date of issue: 26.02.2012
Song language: English
The Banality of Evil |
I’ve got me a badge |
A bright shiny badge |
I’m painting the crest in yellow and blue |
I’ve got me a club |
An exclusive club |
It doesn’t include a place for you |
Hey… hello neighbour |
Hey… hello neighbour, right you are |
It’s in the way that you walk |
All of the changes, all the mistakes |
In the demands you constantly make |
It’s in the way that you grieve |
All of the loss |
You don’t know when you’re better off |
Or at what cost |
You’ve got it good |
The banality of evil |
Benevolent mother |
Smother the child |
The benefactors are in denial |
Hey… hello neighbour |
Hey… hello neighbour, right you are |
There was a time |
Not so long ago |
I was master of everything I surveyed |
Yes, there was a time |
We did it my way |
We’ll do things my way |
Benevolent mother |
Smother the child |
The perpetrators are in denial |
The banality of evil |
King of the castle |
Room at the top |
Off with their heads |
Chop ‘em off |
The banality of evil |
Benevolent mother |
Smother the child |
The benefactors are in denial |
The banality of evil |
King of the castle |
Room at the top |
Off with their heads |
Chop ‘em off |
Hey… hello neighbour |
I don’t believe in what you believe |
You skin is filthy |
And your gods don’t look like god to me But I want to touch you |
Now that isn’t right |
No, that can’t be right |
But I want to touch you |
You’re leading me on I know it Hey… |
King of the castle |
More room at the top |
All sorts allowed |
Now the gloves are off |
Hey… hello neighbour |
Benevolent mother |
Smother the child |
The benefactors are in denial |
The banality of evil |
King of the castle |
Room at the top |
Off with their heads |
Chop ‘em off |
The banality of evil |
Benevolent mother |
Smother the child |
The perpetrators are in denial |
The banality of evil |
King of the castle |
Room at the top |
Off with their heads |
Chop ‘em off |
The banality of evil |