Don’t Go Down That Street Culture Club
"Don't Go Down That Street" by Culture Club, released in 1986, is a #Pop song that warns against the dangers of a destructive lifestyle. The lyrics reflect themes of caution, heartbreak, and the consequences of poor choices. Musically, it features a blend of catchy melodies and soulful vocals, showcasing Boy George's distinctive style. The song emphasizes resilience and the importance of making wise decisions. Its relatable message resonated with listeners, contributing to the band's cultural impact during the 80s.
Don't go down that street
In those shoes that squeak
'cause I get afraid that you might not come home
Careful how you speak
When you're on the street
'cause they've broken down all the telephones
Don't go down that street, no no no
Don't go down that street, no no no
Don't go down that street
Don't go down that street
Where the brave boys meet
'cause I'm chicken feed when they're on their own
Don't get in that car
Things might go too far
(line in japanese)
Don't go down that street, no no no
Don't go down that street, no no no
Don't go down that street
(japanese talkover by miko)
(ooh, ooh, aaah, aah)
In those shoes that squeak
'cause I get afraid that you might not come home
Careful how you speak
When you're on the street
'cause they've broken down all the telephones
Don't go down that street, no no no
Don't go down that street, no no no
Don't go down that street
Don't go down that street
Where the brave boys meet
'cause I'm chicken feed when they're on their own
Don't get in that car
Things might go too far
(line in japanese)
Don't go down that street, no no no
Don't go down that street, no no no
Don't go down that street
(japanese talkover by miko)
(ooh, ooh, aaah, aah)
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