Song | In Memoriam |
Artist | Steve Hackett |
Album | Darktown |
Download | Image LRC TXT |
For someone else the blues and greens | |
The dreaming spires the skin-tight jeans | |
The armchair armies on the march | |
The transfer unit tube and mask | |
Who needs all the endless lies | |
That serve to keep the world alive | |
To taste the sweetness of the grave | |
And not regret mistakes I’ve made | |
In memoriam | |
Goodbye to all the angry dawns | |
Committee meetings pistols drawn | |
You can keep the rave reviews | |
The priests the guards the prisons and zoos | |
Goodbye to all the nation’s pride | |
Farewell to those all choosing a side | |
In hut number twelve they’re issuing guns | |
But only for the chosen ones | |
In memoriam |
For someone else the blues and greens | |
The dreaming spires the skintight jeans | |
The armchair armies on the march | |
The transfer unit tube and mask | |
Who needs all the endless lies | |
That serve to keep the world alive | |
To taste the sweetness of the grave | |
And not regret mistakes I' ve made | |
In memoriam | |
Goodbye to all the angry dawns | |
Committee meetings pistols drawn | |
You can keep the rave reviews | |
The priests the guards the prisons and zoos | |
Goodbye to all the nation' s pride | |
Farewell to those all choosing a side | |
In hut number twelve they' re issuing guns | |
But only for the chosen ones | |
In memoriam |
For someone else the blues and greens | |
The dreaming spires the skintight jeans | |
The armchair armies on the march | |
The transfer unit tube and mask | |
Who needs all the endless lies | |
That serve to keep the world alive | |
To taste the sweetness of the grave | |
And not regret mistakes I' ve made | |
In memoriam | |
Goodbye to all the angry dawns | |
Committee meetings pistols drawn | |
You can keep the rave reviews | |
The priests the guards the prisons and zoos | |
Goodbye to all the nation' s pride | |
Farewell to those all choosing a side | |
In hut number twelve they' re issuing guns | |
But only for the chosen ones | |
In memoriam |