Testo Dateline - Gay Dad
Testo della canzone Dateline (Gay Dad), tratta dall'album Leisure Noise (Collector's Edition)
Started feeling blue
Back in 1972
Barefoot in the street
I had patches on my jeans
And high up in the hills
They were nodding out on pills and booze
A god-awful sad affair
And the lights were there to thrill you
My oh my
We live from time to time and day by day
It's the modern way
Look at me, I'm speeding through
Self-obsessed, I'm just like you
We can smile, oh yeah
We can smile
1984
The school was out for summer
I was hot for teacher
Well you should have seen our double feature
Started feeling fine
In the winter of 1989
Such an underrated year
But it's gone, gone, gone
My oh my
We live from time to time and day to day
It's the only way, I know
Look at me, I'm speeding through
Self-obsessed, I'm just like you
We can dance, we can dance the day away
1999
It's the end of modern times
There's panic in your eyes
So if you can't get muscle
Then you better get yourself a tan
And be a real man
'Cause the heroes that you worship
Are all gone, gone, gone
My oh my
We live from time to time and day to day
It's the modern way, yeah
Look at me, I'm speeding through
Self-obsessed, I'm just like you
We can dance, we can dance the night away
I'm getting there
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Writer(s): Nigel Hoyle, Cliff Jones, Nick Crowe, James Risebero
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