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Oh take me back to dear old Blighty
Put me on the train for London Town
Take me anywhere
Drop me anywhere
In Liverpool, Leeds or Birmingham but I don't care
I should like to see
I don't bless them
Farewell
To this land's cheerless marshes
Hemmed in like a boar between archers
Her very lowness with her head in a sling
I'm truly sorry but it sounds like a wonderful thing
I say Charles don't you ever crave
To appear on the front of the Daily Mail dressed in your mother's bridal veil
And so I checked all the registered historical facts and I was shocked into shame to discover
How I'm the eighteenth pale descendent of some old queen or other
Oh has the world changed or have I changed
Oh has the world changed or have I changed
Some nine year old tough who peddles drugs
I swear to God, I swear
I never even knew what drugs were
So I broke into the Palace with a sponge and a rusty spanner
She said I know you and you cannot sing
I said That's nothin' you should hear me play piano
We can go for a walk where it's quiet and dry and talk about precious things
But when you are tied to your mother's apron no one talks about castration
We can go for a walk where it's quiet and dry and talk about precious things
Like love and law and poverty
Oh oh oh oh oh oh
These are the things that kill me
We can go for a walk where it's quiet and dry and talk about precious things
But the rain that flattens my hair
Oh oh oh
These are the things that kill me
All their lies about makeup and long hair are still there
Past the pub that saps your body and the church who'll snatch your money
The Queen is dead boys and it's so lonely on a limb
Pass the pub that wrecks your body and the church
All they want is your money
The Queen is dead boys and it's so lonely on a limb
Life is very long when you're lonely
Life is very long when you're lonely
Life is very long when you're lonely
Life is very long when you're lonely
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Rendu célèbre par The Smiths
Auteurs-Compositeurs : Johnny Marr, Steven Patrick Morrissey
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Cet enregistrement est une reprise de The Queen Is Dead rendu célèbre par The Smiths









