Oh uh-uh-uh oh Hey oh now the lonely nights begin and there is nowhere left to go But watch my spirit melt away, down at the d-i-s-c-o I must have died
Take me down to the river Where I would not go before Through the trees and the rushes To the place we both know And I'm feeling much younger As I kneel
You know sometimes...when we're lying together... And I know you're asleep...i can hear the soft sound of your breathing... So I get up...and I go to
Give me the city Give me the sea Give to me everything I need The future is shining like a giant metal beast It shines so bright tonight with it's legs
He's in a room He sees the floor He sees the wall He sees the roof He sees the door It's nine thirty-eight So he goes up to the door and he finds himself
She's dying, everybody came to see She's falling and I know I'll never see her face again And I don't really know just why she's leaving All she ever
On the night that I was leaving the moon rose in the sky As I came to fetch my suitcase and then you began to cry I've never seen you look so ugly as
[single intro: 'keep very still, for the strangest things are about to happen.'] Oh I was seventeen when I heard the countdown start, it started slowly
As the sun shines down on the land so her heart is crying for love And there is no-one there, no-one to hear her voice and she will sleep alone again
Translation: Pulp. Separations.
: As the sun shines down on the land, So her heart is crying for love. And there is no-one there, No-one to hear her voice. And she will sleep alone
: She's dying, Everybody came to see. She's falling, and I know I'll never see her face again. And I don't really know, just why she's leaving. All she
: Give me the city. Give me the sea. Give to me everything I need. The future is shining like a giant metal beast. It shines so bright tonight, with
: Oh I was seventeen, When I heard the countdown start, it started slowly, And I thought it was my heart but then I realised, That this time it was for
: Oh now the lonely nights begin, And there is nowhere left to go, But watch my spirit melt away, Down at the D-I-S-C-O. I must have died a thousand
: He's in a room He sees the floor He sees the wall He sees the roof He sees the door It's nine thirty-eight So he goes up to the door And he finds
: You know sometimes...when we're lying together... And I know you're asleep...I can hear the soft sound of your breathing... So I get up...and I go
: On the night that I was leaving, The moon rose in the sky. As I came, to fetch my suitcase, And then you began to cry. I've never seen you look so
