Song | A Fable With No Moral |
Artist | Quasi |
Album | Field Studies |
Download | Image LRC TXT |
作词 : Coomes | |
I went & sold my soul so I could pay my rent, | |
I waited by the mail, but the check was never sent. | |
So I called the Devil up, but I just got his machine. | |
I left an angry message, said I gotta have the green! | |
I didn't give up then, but I made another plan: | |
If Satan didn't want my soul I'd sell it to the man. | |
I tried to find the number, but it wasn't in the book. | |
I'd get the money anyhow, no matter what it took - | |
No matter what it took... | |
No paragon of virtue, at least I'm not a thief - | |
It's so easily justified but always leads to grief. | |
So I got a piece of cardboard & made myself a sign. | |
To sell my soul below the market rate was my design. | |
I went down on the street & I tried to make the deal. | |
A Land Rover drove right by with Satan at the wheel. | |
He saw what I was doing & said "That's not yours to sell! | |
You'll get your check tomorrow & I'll see your ass in Hell | |
So you'd better spend it well..." |
zuo ci : Coomes | |
I went sold my soul so I could pay my rent, | |
I waited by the mail, but the check was never sent. | |
So I called the Devil up, but I just got his machine. | |
I left an angry message, said I gotta have the green! | |
I didn' t give up then, but I made another plan: | |
If Satan didn' t want my soul I' d sell it to the man. | |
I tried to find the number, but it wasn' t in the book. | |
I' d get the money anyhow, no matter what it took | |
No matter what it took... | |
No paragon of virtue, at least I' m not a thief | |
It' s so easily justified but always leads to grief. | |
So I got a piece of cardboard made myself a sign. | |
To sell my soul below the market rate was my design. | |
I went down on the street I tried to make the deal. | |
A Land Rover drove right by with Satan at the wheel. | |
He saw what I was doing said " That' s not yours to sell! | |
You' ll get your check tomorrow I' ll see your ass in Hell | |
So you' d better spend it well..." |
zuò cí : Coomes | |
I went sold my soul so I could pay my rent, | |
I waited by the mail, but the check was never sent. | |
So I called the Devil up, but I just got his machine. | |
I left an angry message, said I gotta have the green! | |
I didn' t give up then, but I made another plan: | |
If Satan didn' t want my soul I' d sell it to the man. | |
I tried to find the number, but it wasn' t in the book. | |
I' d get the money anyhow, no matter what it took | |
No matter what it took... | |
No paragon of virtue, at least I' m not a thief | |
It' s so easily justified but always leads to grief. | |
So I got a piece of cardboard made myself a sign. | |
To sell my soul below the market rate was my design. | |
I went down on the street I tried to make the deal. | |
A Land Rover drove right by with Satan at the wheel. | |
He saw what I was doing said " That' s not yours to sell! | |
You' ll get your check tomorrow I' ll see your ass in Hell | |
So you' d better spend it well..." |