Song information On this page you can read the lyrics of the song Hideous Towns , by - The Sundays. Song from the album Reading Writing And Arithmetic, in the genre ПопRelease date: 12.05.1996
Record label: Parlophone
Song language: English
Hideous Towns |
| Don’t ask me why, don’t ask me why |
| I joined the army, The Salvation Army |
| But it didn’t help |
| Don’t ask me why, don’t ask me why |
| I joined the army, but it drove me barmy |
| And it didn’t help |
| Hideous towns make me throw up |
| Don’t ask me why, don’t ask me why |
| I went into service with The Civil Service |
| But it didn’t help |
| Don’t ask me why, don’t ask me why |
| I went into service, but it made me nervous |
| And it didn’t help |
| Ooh, hideous towns made me throw up |
| And sticks and stones may break my bones |
| But words will just finish me off |
| Yeah, near enough |
| Oh oh, my hopeless youth it’s so uncouth |
| And oh, I’d like to be in history |
| I said, oh in my hopeless youth just so uncouth |
| So there you go and now you know |
| But just please don’t |
| Don’t ask me why, don’t ask me why |
| I went to the circus, Piccadilly Circus |
| It was very strange |
| Don’t ask me why, cos I don’t know why |
| Never one to roam, I took the first bus home |
| And I haven’t changed |
| Ooh, hideous towns made me throw up |
| And I know sticks and stones may break my bones |
| But words will just finish me off |
| Yeah, near enough |
| Yes they do |
| Said, oh my hopeless youth it’s so uncouth |
| Said, oh and I’d like to be in history |
| Said, oh in my hopeless youth it’s just so uncouth |
| So there you go, and now you know |
| But just please don’t… |
| Please, please, please |
| Said oh, yeah my hopeless youth just so damn, oh oh |
| Yeah, my hopeless youth is really very young |
| Just really very young |