
Date of issue: 31.07.1997
Record label: China
Song language: English
One Way |
There’s only one way of life |
And that’s your own |
My father when I was younger |
Took me up on to the hill |
That looked down on the city smog |
Above the factory spill |
He said this is where I come |
When I want to be free |
Well he never was in his lifetime |
But these words stuck with me |
I ran from all of this |
And I climbed that highest hill |
And looked down on my life |
Beneath the factory spill |
I looked down onto my life |
As the family disgrace |
Then to all my friends on the starting line |
Their wages off to chase |
And all my friends and all their jobs |
And all the bloody waste |
I grew up, learned to love and laugh |
Circled A’s on the underpass |
But the noise we thought would never stop |
Died a death as the punks grew up |
And we choked on our dreams |
We wrestled with our fears |
Running through the heartless concrete streets |
Chasing our ideas |
And the problems of the world |
Won’t be solved by this guitar |
And they won’t stop coming either |
By the life I’ve had so far |
And the bright lights of my home town |
Won’t be getting any dimmer |
Though their calling has receded now |
Like some old distant singer |
And they don’t seem so appealing |
To the eyes of this poor sinner |
Name | Year |
---|---|
Hope Street | 1995 |
Sell Out | 1991 |
The Devil Went Down to Georgia | 1991 |
Last Days of Winter | 1991 |
Battle of the Beanfield | 1991 |
Another Man's Cause | 1991 |
Far from Home | 1997 |
The Game | 1991 |
The Riverflow | 1991 |
Dance Before the Storm | 1991 |
15 Years | 1997 |
Hard Fight | 1991 |
This Garden | 1997 |
Julie | 1997 |
Belaruse | 1997 |
The Lowlands of Holland | 1993 |
Liberty Song | 1991 |
The Boatman | 1991 |
The Road | 1991 |
Warning | 1993 |