Song | Glimpse Into Hell |
Artist | Melissa McClelland |
Album | Stranded In Suburbia |
Download | Image LRC TXT |
作曲 : McClelland | |
There's a place in the back of the stall | |
Where the plaster's so thin there's a crack in the wall | |
And if you bend to the ground | |
And squint really well | |
They say that you're bound to catch a glimpse into hell | |
As the smoke clears away for the view | |
All the people are waiting lined up in the pew | |
And the sermon begins | |
And he's gritting his teeth | |
'Cause the music's kicked in with a pulsating beat | |
Good folks and sad blokes | |
Sunday afternoon | |
Hymn notes and cheap pokes | |
In the back of the dark empty room | |
There's a sickening smell to this room | |
Of whiskey stained breath and the cheapest perfume | |
There's a girl in her bra | |
And sex in your pants | |
And she's sucking a straw as she begs you to dance | |
Downtown and down low | |
Sunday afternoon | |
Highlights and high hopes | |
An old rusty cross on the roof | |
They come to this place to abide | |
Shuffling to each side | |
The better extreme | |
A flash and the wink of an eye | |
A 'Hail Mary' and sigh | |
An angel's bad dream | |
There's a place in the back of the stall | |
Where the plaster's so thin there's a crack in the wall | |
And if you bend to the ground and squint really well | |
They say that you're bound to catch a glimpse into hell |
zuo qu : McClelland | |
There' s a place in the back of the stall | |
Where the plaster' s so thin there' s a crack in the wall | |
And if you bend to the ground | |
And squint really well | |
They say that you' re bound to catch a glimpse into hell | |
As the smoke clears away for the view | |
All the people are waiting lined up in the pew | |
And the sermon begins | |
And he' s gritting his teeth | |
' Cause the music' s kicked in with a pulsating beat | |
Good folks and sad blokes | |
Sunday afternoon | |
Hymn notes and cheap pokes | |
In the back of the dark empty room | |
There' s a sickening smell to this room | |
Of whiskey stained breath and the cheapest perfume | |
There' s a girl in her bra | |
And sex in your pants | |
And she' s sucking a straw as she begs you to dance | |
Downtown and down low | |
Sunday afternoon | |
Highlights and high hopes | |
An old rusty cross on the roof | |
They come to this place to abide | |
Shuffling to each side | |
The better extreme | |
A flash and the wink of an eye | |
A ' Hail Mary' and sigh | |
An angel' s bad dream | |
There' s a place in the back of the stall | |
Where the plaster' s so thin there' s a crack in the wall | |
And if you bend to the ground and squint really well | |
They say that you' re bound to catch a glimpse into hell |
zuò qǔ : McClelland | |
There' s a place in the back of the stall | |
Where the plaster' s so thin there' s a crack in the wall | |
And if you bend to the ground | |
And squint really well | |
They say that you' re bound to catch a glimpse into hell | |
As the smoke clears away for the view | |
All the people are waiting lined up in the pew | |
And the sermon begins | |
And he' s gritting his teeth | |
' Cause the music' s kicked in with a pulsating beat | |
Good folks and sad blokes | |
Sunday afternoon | |
Hymn notes and cheap pokes | |
In the back of the dark empty room | |
There' s a sickening smell to this room | |
Of whiskey stained breath and the cheapest perfume | |
There' s a girl in her bra | |
And sex in your pants | |
And she' s sucking a straw as she begs you to dance | |
Downtown and down low | |
Sunday afternoon | |
Highlights and high hopes | |
An old rusty cross on the roof | |
They come to this place to abide | |
Shuffling to each side | |
The better extreme | |
A flash and the wink of an eye | |
A ' Hail Mary' and sigh | |
An angel' s bad dream | |
There' s a place in the back of the stall | |
Where the plaster' s so thin there' s a crack in the wall | |
And if you bend to the ground and squint really well | |
They say that you' re bound to catch a glimpse into hell |