David Bowie Lyrics
David Bowie Lyrics
"Uncle Arthur Lyrics"
I Went Back In Time A Voted For Hitler Lyrics
i kidnapped mr. peabody and his "way back machine" when we got there i sold him to a chinese restaurant i punched every girl
i kidnapped mr. peabody and his "way back machine" when we got there i sold him to a chinese restaurant i punched every girl
Strikes the bell for 5 o'clock, Uncle Arthur closes shop
Screws the tops on all the bottles, turns the lights out, locks it up
Climbs across his bike and he's away
Cycles past the gasworks, past the river, down the high street
Back to mother, it's another empty day
Uncle Arthu
Never Go Back Lyrics
sometimes it gets so cloudy it's hard to see everything gets distorted it's all a dream all these smiling faces have lost their
r likes his mommysometimes it gets so cloudy it's hard to see everything gets distorted it's all a dream all these smiling faces have lost their
Uncle Arthur still reads comics
Uncle Arthur follows Batman
Round and round the rumours fly, how he ran away from Mum
On his 32nd birthday, told her that he'd found a chum
Mother cried and raved and yelled and fussed
Arthur left her no illusion, brought the gi
Bitter Season Lyrics
This bitter season, colder than reason Our obvious hearts still burn Where's your passion? Is it just fashion? Yet struck by a star as t
l round, save confusionThis bitter season, colder than reason Our obvious hearts still burn Where's your passion? Is it just fashion? Yet struck by a star as t
Sally was the real thing, not just lust
Uncle Arthur vanished quickly
Uncle Arthur and his new bride
Uncle Arthur follows Sally
Round and round goes Arthur's head, hasn't eaten well for days
Little Sally may be lovely, but cooking leaves her in a ma
Every Day Lyrics
One of the first things I never learned Caught it again today One of the last things I ever heard I wish I'd never heard her say
zeOne of the first things I never learned Caught it again today One of the last things I ever heard I wish I'd never heard her say
Uncle Arthur packed his bags and fled
Back to mother, all's forgiven, serving in the family shop
He gets his pocket money, he's well fed
Uncle Arthur past the gasworks
Uncle Arthur past the river
Uncle Arthur down the high street
Uncle Arthur follows mother