Song information On this page you can find the lyrics of the song Untitled, artist - Tindersticks.
Date of issue: 31.12.1992
Song language: English
Untitled |
Nothing came under |
The rays remained in the sun that day |
And life isn’t full of surprises |
You think you could steal in |
Pop over the wall in the middle of the night |
Climb out of those heavy boots and clothes |
And into that cool blue |
You’re not even dipping your toe |
I find this bed too big now |
It’s like those people you see on the way to work |
Stuck in an endless queue of traffic |
Each one in their own individual car |
Half of them coming from the same place |
Going to the same place |
Going nowhere |
They could quarter the amount of cars by sharing a lift |
Go on the bus, wipe out all the cars |
I should rid myself of this bed, get myself a cardboard box |
No waste of space |
No force of empty wasted space for your body to create it’s dent in |
I miss your back |
You’re back, how are you? |
What are you up to? |
getting on okay? |
F**k off |
Eighteen months ago they moved in here |
The scrap metal dealer to one side |
And divorced violinist to the other |
Each morning we’d wake to the same chorus |
Of cookers and fridges being dragged on their sides across the concrete |
Accompanied by ravel’s bolero |
At first this was the best sound we’d ever heard |
Hammer a six inch nail into my right ear |
Shove a red hot poker up my nose |
Make me walk on hot coals and broken glass |
Gouge out my eyes with a cocktail stick |
Rip my fingernails off |
The pain would be so much easier than doing nothing to me at all |
It was that dream again, when I was on the table |
There was bright lights, and laurence olivier out of 'the marathon man' staring |
down at me |
As they unbuttoned my coat and unravelled my sweater |
And the shirt and the vest peeled |
And said «did something die in here? |
" |
So, whose bed you been sleeping in then? |
Some poncey arsehole I’ll bet |
I can see you there |
And it f**king hurts |
God, I want to buy you bagels and cream cheese for breakfast |
Run down the corner shop without my undies or socks on |
Make some fresh coffee, hop back into your warm bed |
And have those chats I miss so much |
Another coffee? |
cigarette? |
Fancy going to the pub later |
God, it’s good to see you |
You always cheer me up |