Song | The Truth Famine |
Artist | Skyclad |
Album | Prince of the Poverty Line |
Download | Image LRC TXT |
作词 : Ramsey, Walkyier | |
A red letter day for our nowhere industrial town | |
A minister's heading this way - he's closing us down | |
But what of my daughter - and what of my son | |
Just how will they live when the factory's gone? | |
Election day promises now null and void | |
They'll never rest 'til we're all unemployed | |
UB40's a book that you'll find very hard to put down | |
The dormant machinery screams - taunting the skies | |
Ghosts of the | |
Halcyon dream sustaining our lives | |
No job for my daughter - no job for my son | |
How can I forgive them for what they have done? | |
New statesmen composing the lies for tomorrow's front page | |
What pays for the blunders they make - it's the working mans wage. | |
Election day promises now null and void | |
They'll never rest 'til we're all unemployed | |
UB40's a book that you'll find very hard to put down | |
They've issued us all with free rose tinted glasses | |
Job training schemes - leisure management classes | |
No news is good when you live on the wrong side of town. | |
The nadir of despair we have sunk to is easy to gauge | |
Our children grow thinner and ever more bitter with age. | |
From Newcastle's shipyards to | |
Nottingham's pits | |
They strip down our country and sell it in bits | |
Election day promises seemingly now null and void | |
While microchip minds keep the industry grinding | |
We all hunt for jobs that we've no chance of finding | |
No change in the everyday lives of the mass unemployed. | |
A red letter day for our nowhere industrial town | |
A minister's heading this way - he's closing us down | |
But what of my daughter - and what of my son | |
Just how will they live when the factory's gone? | |
Election day promises now null and void | |
They'll never rest 'til we're all unemployed | |
UB40's a book that you'll find very hard to put down | |
They've issued us all with free rose tinted glasses | |
Job training schemes - leisure management classes | |
No news is good when you live on the wrong side of town. |
zuo ci : Ramsey, Walkyier | |
A red letter day for our nowhere industrial town | |
A minister' s heading this way he' s closing us down | |
But what of my daughter and what of my son | |
Just how will they live when the factory' s gone? | |
Election day promises now null and void | |
They' ll never rest ' til we' re all unemployed | |
UB40' s a book that you' ll find very hard to put down | |
The dormant machinery screams taunting the skies | |
Ghosts of the | |
Halcyon dream sustaining our lives | |
No job for my daughter no job for my son | |
How can I forgive them for what they have done? | |
New statesmen composing the lies for tomorrow' s front page | |
What pays for the blunders they make it' s the working mans wage. | |
Election day promises now null and void | |
They' ll never rest ' til we' re all unemployed | |
UB40' s a book that you' ll find very hard to put down | |
They' ve issued us all with free rose tinted glasses | |
Job training schemes leisure management classes | |
No news is good when you live on the wrong side of town. | |
The nadir of despair we have sunk to is easy to gauge | |
Our children grow thinner and ever more bitter with age. | |
From Newcastle' s shipyards to | |
Nottingham' s pits | |
They strip down our country and sell it in bits | |
Election day promises seemingly now null and void | |
While microchip minds keep the industry grinding | |
We all hunt for jobs that we' ve no chance of finding | |
No change in the everyday lives of the mass unemployed. | |
A red letter day for our nowhere industrial town | |
A minister' s heading this way he' s closing us down | |
But what of my daughter and what of my son | |
Just how will they live when the factory' s gone? | |
Election day promises now null and void | |
They' ll never rest ' til we' re all unemployed | |
UB40' s a book that you' ll find very hard to put down | |
They' ve issued us all with free rose tinted glasses | |
Job training schemes leisure management classes | |
No news is good when you live on the wrong side of town. |
zuò cí : Ramsey, Walkyier | |
A red letter day for our nowhere industrial town | |
A minister' s heading this way he' s closing us down | |
But what of my daughter and what of my son | |
Just how will they live when the factory' s gone? | |
Election day promises now null and void | |
They' ll never rest ' til we' re all unemployed | |
UB40' s a book that you' ll find very hard to put down | |
The dormant machinery screams taunting the skies | |
Ghosts of the | |
Halcyon dream sustaining our lives | |
No job for my daughter no job for my son | |
How can I forgive them for what they have done? | |
New statesmen composing the lies for tomorrow' s front page | |
What pays for the blunders they make it' s the working mans wage. | |
Election day promises now null and void | |
They' ll never rest ' til we' re all unemployed | |
UB40' s a book that you' ll find very hard to put down | |
They' ve issued us all with free rose tinted glasses | |
Job training schemes leisure management classes | |
No news is good when you live on the wrong side of town. | |
The nadir of despair we have sunk to is easy to gauge | |
Our children grow thinner and ever more bitter with age. | |
From Newcastle' s shipyards to | |
Nottingham' s pits | |
They strip down our country and sell it in bits | |
Election day promises seemingly now null and void | |
While microchip minds keep the industry grinding | |
We all hunt for jobs that we' ve no chance of finding | |
No change in the everyday lives of the mass unemployed. | |
A red letter day for our nowhere industrial town | |
A minister' s heading this way he' s closing us down | |
But what of my daughter and what of my son | |
Just how will they live when the factory' s gone? | |
Election day promises now null and void | |
They' ll never rest ' til we' re all unemployed | |
UB40' s a book that you' ll find very hard to put down | |
They' ve issued us all with free rose tinted glasses | |
Job training schemes leisure management classes | |
No news is good when you live on the wrong side of town. |