
Date of issue: 08.03.2009
Record label: Parlophone
Song language: English
High & Low |
She got a 2 year old in nursery |
And then lately got the sack |
She gets a phone call from her mother |
And she takes a little flak |
Cause she earns all her money now |
By lying on her back |
Yet it’s just an even change she needs |
A lucky break she lacks |
She’s searchin' |
High&low |
For something to believe in |
And for sure |
She knows she’s has enough of dreaming |
If she got the start |
She’s certain she could do it |
Cause it seemed complicated |
But there’s really nothing to it |
He works from home everything evening |
Baby laxative & scales |
And he’s make a bloody fortune |
If he just stays out of jail |
Got a network of runners |
And a friend who’ll stand his bail |
Yet he’s give up in a minute |
If he has a real career |
They’re twoccing cars for excitement |
Tearing up council estates |
They’re painting walls and doors of businesses |
With messages of hate |
Hanging round street corners till' late |
Cause they see no exit, no way out |
There’s no way to escape |
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