Song information On this page you can find the lyrics of the song Jogging, artist - Richard Dawson. Album song 2020, in the genre Фолк-рок
Date of issue: 10.10.2019
Record label: Domino
Song language: English
Jogging |
Recently I’ve been struggling with anxiety |
To the point I find it hard to leave the flat |
The days drain away, scouring eBay |
Or looking on Zoopla at houses where I’ll never live |
I know I must be paranoid |
But every time I get the bus |
I feel the many pairs of eyes |
Weighing up my person surreptitiously |
I was offered and took voluntary redundancy |
From my role as counsellor at St. Cecilia’s secondary school |
So I went back freelance as a graphic designer |
Business is ok but I miss working with the young folk |
I know I must be paranoid |
When I pick up the groceries |
One of the girls who works the check-out |
Tuts under her breath and it destroys me for a week |
Dr. Shen prescribed me beta-blockers |
And recommended taking daily exercise |
So I’ve started jogging |
To my own great surprise |
Hundreds of miles going nowhere |
I know I must be paranoid |
This morning in memorial park |
I thought I caught a busker |
Sneak an ugly word into «Wonderwall» as I went by |
Jogging, jogging, I’m jogging, jogging |
Jogging, jogging, jogging, jogging |
Jogging, jogging, I’m jogging, jogging |
Jogging |
There’s a Kurdish family on the ground floor |
Had a brick put through their kitchen window |
The police know who did this, still they do nothing |
It’s lonely up here in Middle-England |
I know I must be paranoid |
But I feel the atmosphere |
'Round here is growing nastier |
People don’t smile anymore |
There’s no such thing as a quick-fix |
But jogging has provided me |
A base on which to mould my time |
And let my worries go a while |
I know I must be paranoid |
But I feel the atmosphere |
'Round here is growing nastier |
People don’t care anymore |
Would you like to sponsor me |
For running the London Marathon? |
Though it’s really daunting |
We’re aiming to raise a thousand pounds for the British Red Cross |