Hymn From A Village (Orchestral Version) James
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[Verse 1]
This songs made up, made second rate
Cosmetic music, powderpuff
Pop tunes, false rhymes, all lightweight bluffs
Second-hand ideas, no soul, no hate
[Chorus]
Wasn't mean to be built on complacency
The nightmares ride away when you refuse to play
Oh go and read a book it's so much more worth while
Being a song-smith crook, study death in style
Study death in style
[Verse 2]
This language used is all worn out
A walking corpse that won't play dead
Disease dragged on from bed to bed
Pay for your twist, paid for shout
[Chorus]
Wasn't meant to be built on complacency
Opеn your eyes and see that lie is not for wе
Raise a rope and a knife cut it out - the lie
I don't want to decay take the short cut away
Oh go and read a book it's so much more worthwhile
Being a song-smith crook study death in style
Study death in style
This songs made up, made second rate
Cosmetic music, powderpuff
Pop tunes, false rhymes, all lightweight bluffs
Second-hand ideas, no soul, no hate
[Chorus]
Wasn't mean to be built on complacency
The nightmares ride away when you refuse to play
Oh go and read a book it's so much more worth while
Being a song-smith crook, study death in style
Study death in style
[Verse 2]
This language used is all worn out
A walking corpse that won't play dead
Disease dragged on from bed to bed
Pay for your twist, paid for shout
[Chorus]
Wasn't meant to be built on complacency
Opеn your eyes and see that lie is not for wе
Raise a rope and a knife cut it out - the lie
I don't want to decay take the short cut away
Oh go and read a book it's so much more worthwhile
Being a song-smith crook study death in style
Study death in style
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