Song information On this page you can read the lyrics of the song Fatalistic Attitude , by - Phil Lynott. Song from the album The Philip Lynott Album, in the genre Иностранный рокFatalistic Attitude |
| Betty was a loser |
| And everyone that used her |
| Would let her take the blame |
| And if she dare refused |
| And if she dare resist |
| All suggestions that she made were quickly dismissed |
| 'til in the end in despair |
| She threw her hands up in the air |
| She’d slit her wrists |
| Crying nobody cares |
| Believing that by dying she would not be missed |
| They found her on the stairs |
| She was shot down in flames |
| If you take no prisoners |
| If you take no names |
| Now just between you and me |
| I think that’s very brave |
| That’s really facing the reality |
| But it’s not face that were trying to save |
| Johnny’s turning viscous |
| If only someone could ease the strain |
| He says he going crazy |
| If only someone could ease the pain |
| The doctor says it serious |
| The doctor says you must insist |
| If this boy keeps going on like this |
| I’m sure he’ll end up delirious |
| May I say it plain |
| This poor boy is going insane |
| To be continued on… |
| Now just between you and me |
| I think that’s very brave |
| The law is reality |
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