Song | A Bellyful of Emptiness |
Artist | Skyclad |
Album | Prince of the Poverty Line |
Download | Image LRC TXT |
作词 : Ramsey, Walkyier | |
I'm twenty six years old - please tell me what have | |
I got A monopoly on misery - | |
I guess that's my lot | |
Ten years of eating bullshit leaves it's taste in your mouth | |
And I think the time has come for me to spit it all out... ' | |
Cause at the end of the tunnel | |
I see A dole-queue that's beckoning me. | |
Yes living hand-to-mouth it can be fun for a while | |
Simple things please simple minds - do you see me smile? | |
I've broke my bread and fishes - turned my water to wine | |
But I'm sick of walking tightrope on the poverty line | |
I left my home and family - | |
I've pawned all my dreams | |
Took a second mortgage on my soul to further my schemes | |
Now my body's in the pages of "exchange and mart" | |
Ten pounds or nearest offer for one slightly broken heart. | |
And at the end of the rainbow | |
I found A crock of shit there on the ground. | |
Have you had a bellyful of emptiness | |
Do you feel like me we're all just wasting our time | |
If it's true inside each cloud's a silver lining | |
Why does it shine on other lives but not on mine? | |
I've had a bellyful of emptiness | |
I've got a pocketful of nothing at all | |
In real-life fairy tales the frog stays a frog | |
And the serving girl can't be the belle of the ball. | |
You're not the belle of the ball | |
Get back in your cinders and crawl | |
How many other fools like me | |
Have lost their lives contractually | |
Believing there must be far more | |
Than nine to five - the factory floor? | |
Have countless thousands watched their dreams | |
Corrupted into things obscene | |
By money minded bastards who | |
Don't give a damn for me or you? | |
Now my wallet's getting thinner like the hair on my head | |
By the time | |
I hit the "big Time" | |
I'll be buried and dead | |
Tell me how can you resent me for the money | |
I've spent | |
On the only habit | |
I indulge (that's paying the rent)? | |
No-one said this life was easy | |
Christ I've known that all along | |
But it needn't be this difficult that's why | |
I wrote this song | |
The sex and drugs and rock 'n 'roll were never meant to last | |
And the bailiffs knocking on your door don't need a backstage pass! | |
Be sure that you read between their lines | |
There are claws in the contracts we sign. | |
Have you had a bellyful of emptiness | |
Do you feel like me we're all just wasting our time | |
If it's true inside each cloud's a silver lining | |
Why does it shine on other lives but not on mine? | |
I've had a bellyful of emptiness | |
I've got a pocketful of nothing at all | |
In real-life fairy tales the frog stays a frog | |
And the serving girl can't be the belle of the ball. |
zuo ci : Ramsey, Walkyier | |
I' m twenty six years old please tell me what have | |
I got A monopoly on misery | |
I guess that' s my lot | |
Ten years of eating bullshit leaves it' s taste in your mouth | |
And I think the time has come for me to spit it all out... ' | |
Cause at the end of the tunnel | |
I see A dolequeue that' s beckoning me. | |
Yes living handtomouth it can be fun for a while | |
Simple things please simple minds do you see me smile? | |
I' ve broke my bread and fishes turned my water to wine | |
But I' m sick of walking tightrope on the poverty line | |
I left my home and family | |
I' ve pawned all my dreams | |
Took a second mortgage on my soul to further my schemes | |
Now my body' s in the pages of " exchange and mart" | |
Ten pounds or nearest offer for one slightly broken heart. | |
And at the end of the rainbow | |
I found A crock of shit there on the ground. | |
Have you had a bellyful of emptiness | |
Do you feel like me we' re all just wasting our time | |
If it' s true inside each cloud' s a silver lining | |
Why does it shine on other lives but not on mine? | |
I' ve had a bellyful of emptiness | |
I' ve got a pocketful of nothing at all | |
In reallife fairy tales the frog stays a frog | |
And the serving girl can' t be the belle of the ball. | |
You' re not the belle of the ball | |
Get back in your cinders and crawl | |
How many other fools like me | |
Have lost their lives contractually | |
Believing there must be far more | |
Than nine to five the factory floor? | |
Have countless thousands watched their dreams | |
Corrupted into things obscene | |
By money minded bastards who | |
Don' t give a damn for me or you? | |
Now my wallet' s getting thinner like the hair on my head | |
By the time | |
I hit the " big Time" | |
I' ll be buried and dead | |
Tell me how can you resent me for the money | |
I' ve spent | |
On the only habit | |
I indulge that' s paying the rent? | |
Noone said this life was easy | |
Christ I' ve known that all along | |
But it needn' t be this difficult that' s why | |
I wrote this song | |
The sex and drugs and rock ' n ' roll were never meant to last | |
And the bailiffs knocking on your door don' t need a backstage pass! | |
Be sure that you read between their lines | |
There are claws in the contracts we sign. | |
Have you had a bellyful of emptiness | |
Do you feel like me we' re all just wasting our time | |
If it' s true inside each cloud' s a silver lining | |
Why does it shine on other lives but not on mine? | |
I' ve had a bellyful of emptiness | |
I' ve got a pocketful of nothing at all | |
In reallife fairy tales the frog stays a frog | |
And the serving girl can' t be the belle of the ball. |
zuò cí : Ramsey, Walkyier | |
I' m twenty six years old please tell me what have | |
I got A monopoly on misery | |
I guess that' s my lot | |
Ten years of eating bullshit leaves it' s taste in your mouth | |
And I think the time has come for me to spit it all out... ' | |
Cause at the end of the tunnel | |
I see A dolequeue that' s beckoning me. | |
Yes living handtomouth it can be fun for a while | |
Simple things please simple minds do you see me smile? | |
I' ve broke my bread and fishes turned my water to wine | |
But I' m sick of walking tightrope on the poverty line | |
I left my home and family | |
I' ve pawned all my dreams | |
Took a second mortgage on my soul to further my schemes | |
Now my body' s in the pages of " exchange and mart" | |
Ten pounds or nearest offer for one slightly broken heart. | |
And at the end of the rainbow | |
I found A crock of shit there on the ground. | |
Have you had a bellyful of emptiness | |
Do you feel like me we' re all just wasting our time | |
If it' s true inside each cloud' s a silver lining | |
Why does it shine on other lives but not on mine? | |
I' ve had a bellyful of emptiness | |
I' ve got a pocketful of nothing at all | |
In reallife fairy tales the frog stays a frog | |
And the serving girl can' t be the belle of the ball. | |
You' re not the belle of the ball | |
Get back in your cinders and crawl | |
How many other fools like me | |
Have lost their lives contractually | |
Believing there must be far more | |
Than nine to five the factory floor? | |
Have countless thousands watched their dreams | |
Corrupted into things obscene | |
By money minded bastards who | |
Don' t give a damn for me or you? | |
Now my wallet' s getting thinner like the hair on my head | |
By the time | |
I hit the " big Time" | |
I' ll be buried and dead | |
Tell me how can you resent me for the money | |
I' ve spent | |
On the only habit | |
I indulge that' s paying the rent? | |
Noone said this life was easy | |
Christ I' ve known that all along | |
But it needn' t be this difficult that' s why | |
I wrote this song | |
The sex and drugs and rock ' n ' roll were never meant to last | |
And the bailiffs knocking on your door don' t need a backstage pass! | |
Be sure that you read between their lines | |
There are claws in the contracts we sign. | |
Have you had a bellyful of emptiness | |
Do you feel like me we' re all just wasting our time | |
If it' s true inside each cloud' s a silver lining | |
Why does it shine on other lives but not on mine? | |
I' ve had a bellyful of emptiness | |
I' ve got a pocketful of nothing at all | |
In reallife fairy tales the frog stays a frog | |
And the serving girl can' t be the belle of the ball. |