Lyrics Violins and Tambourines - Stereophonics

Violins and Tambourines

Looking out the window, staring at the road
Doesn’t really matter, which way to go Everything is changing, nothing ever seems,
To stay the same
Violins and tambourines, and candy canes and magazines
Preacher’s sermons on the street
I killed a man but life is cheap they say
Stopped on the way home, side of the road
Met her at the drug store saving people’s souls
She offered me redemption, I’ll take a drink instead if that’s OK
Violins and tambourines, and candy canes and magazines
Preacher’s sermons on the street
I killed a man but life is cheap they say
Violins and tambourines, and candy canes and magazines
Preacher’s sermons on the street
I killed a man but life is cheap
Violins and tambourines and children sing songs in the street
Innocence is underrated, knock me out I’ll be sedated
Violins and tambourines and pounding drums in unity
Choose your soul emancipated, every time we meet she wants to save me.
She wants to save me Can she save me?
Won’t ya save me?
Oh yeah