Testo One Way - Live - Levellers
Testo della canzone One Way - Live (Levellers), tratta dall'album Cambridge Folk Festival (Celebrating 50 Years)
My father when I was younger
Took me up onto the hills
Looked down on the city smoke
And above the factories spill
He said now this is where I come
When I want to be free
But he never was in his lifetime
And these words stuck with me
And so I ran from all of this
And I climbed up high as hell
And I looked down onto my life
Above the factories spill
Well I looked down onto my life
As a family disgrace
And all my friends are starting out
On their wages of the chase
Yes and all my friends with all their jobs
All a bloody waste
But there's only one way of life
And that's your own your own your own
Well there's only one way of life
And that's your own your own your own
Well well I grew up and learnt to love and laugh
Spent my days on the underpass
The noise we thought would never stop
Died a death when the punks grew up
So we choked on all our dreams
And whispered all our fears
Running through the heartless concrete streets
Chasing our ideas
And all the problems of the world
Won't be solved by this guitar
And they won't stop coming either
When the lifeboat passes by
And the bright lights of my hometown
Weren't getting any dimmer
Though their colouring has receded
With the maximum distancing
And they don't look so appealing
In the eyes of this poor city
'Cause there's only one way of life
And that's your own your own your own
Well there's only one way of life
And that's your own your own your own
'Cause there's only one way of life
And that's your own your own your own
'Cause there's only one way of life
And that's your own your own your own
That's your own
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Writer(s): Simon Friend, Mark Chadwick, Jonathan Sevink, Charles Kenton Heather, Jeremy Cunningham
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